We near the end of Spring and it feels like summer. The heat, the storms and lots of lovely bees doing their thing.
My kiddo and her friend did a school project many years ago on the importance of bees and delivered little packs of sunflower seeds to the neighbourhood. One neighbour liked me to pass on information of the plants progress and there are a few gardens now with sunflowers and I wonder if that's because of the project or just coincidence....
“Where there are bees there are flowers, and wherever there are flowers there is new life and hope.”― Christy Lefteri, The Beekeeper of Aleppo
Same here, I've planted some extra lavender plants around the property this year, just for the bees.
ReplyDeleteI like this post and I like the bees. Thank you for sharing such beautiful images.
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ReplyDeleteIt is great plant flowers that attract the bees, we need to keep the bees happy. Pretty blooms and photos. Take care, have a great day and happy weekend.
Oh, what a busy bee collecting the nectar. End of spring.....here it is end of autumn ....you will get the heat and we the cold weather....always the opposite.
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Beautiful.
ReplyDelete...we would starve without bees. Take care and enjoy your summer!
ReplyDeleteBees have been declared to be one of the most ecologically significant creatures on our planet and they are being threatened on many fronts. Providing flowers in our garden that are attractive to bees is one the small things that we can do to help them survive. Thanks for hosting, Lydia.
ReplyDeleteTo flowers and bees. And summer! It is snowing right now here... Only two months to go and... summer in Perth!
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ReplyDeleteWe must keep the bees happy with lots of lovely flowers. Great photos.
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It's wonderful that your child and her friend took the initiative to raise awareness about the importance of bees. Their project may very well have inspired your neighbors to plant sunflowers, which would be a fantastic outcome.
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed... I agree with you and many comments here. Bees are neccessary. And we should protect them . Thank you for your fine Post.
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ReplyDeleteLovely photos of bees, and their importance to our ecosystem is immense. They have their role to play, and we have ours which is to plant flowers that they like in our gardens. I hope the Sunflowers seen was the result of the seeds handed out by your daughter and her friend, :=)
It's very nice to see the bees at work on wildflowers. It's one of the joys I have when hiking!
ReplyDeleteSpring is my favorite of all the seasons. Fall is my second favorite. What beautiful shots and we love seeing the bees working.
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You know how much I love and plant for the bees.....
ReplyDeleteThe flowers and bees are adorable. Thanks for sharing with Garden affair.
ReplyDeleteThat's a heartwarming story about your kiddo's project. Maybe those sunflowers are a ripple effect of kindness!
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