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Bee Gardens - Design and Plants to Use

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Creating your own bee garden is a great way to help save bees.

Not only will you be helping hungry pollinators, you will also have a place of your own to connect with nature.

Whether you are growing your own vegetables or planning a beautiful garden of cut flowers, you can have a bee friendly garden.

There are many useful ideas for creating bee gardens that will ensure you are providing the food, water and cover needed by beneficial insects.

Of course, you want to choose the best flowers for bees and choose those that will do well in  your region.

Honey bees and other pollinators are in peril. Choosing to garden in a bee friendly way is a great way to help these important insects.

 

bee gardens with flowers

Creating your own bee garden is a great way to help save bees.

Not only will you be helping hungry pollinators, you will also have a place of your own to connect with nature.

Whether you are growing your own vegetables or planning a beautiful garden of cut flowers, you can have a bee friendly garden.

There are many useful ideas for creating bee gardens that will ensure you are providing the food, water and cover needed by beneficial insects.

Of course, you want to choose the best flowers for bees and choose those that will do well in  your region.

Honey bees and other pollinators are in peril. Choosing to garden in a bee friendly way is a great way to help these important insects.

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How to Make a Clay Pot Honey Bee

January 9, 2021 //  by Beekeeper Charlotte

DIY Clay Pot Honey Bee Craft Bee lovers everywhere enjoy decorating their home and bee friendly gardens with bee …

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Category: Bee GardensTag: Bee Crafts, Bee Friendly Gardening

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Best Sunflowers for Honey Bees

January 7, 2021 //  by Beekeeper Charlotte

Do Bees Like Sunflowers? One of the most popular bees in the world is the honey bee.  And one of the most popular …

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Category: Bee GardensTag: Bee Friendly Gardening, Flowers for Bees

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How to Make a Bee Watering Station for Your Garden

January 5, 2021 //  by Beekeeper Charlotte

Homemade Bee Watering Station from a Clay Pot Everyone enjoys helping bees and other pollinators.  This is especially …

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Category: Bee GardensTag: Bee Crafts, Bee Friendly Gardening

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33 Perennial Flowers for Bees-Choose the Best

January 5, 2021 //  by Beekeeper Charlotte

Perennials That Attract Bees Planting flowers for bees and other pollinators is a favorite pastime of many bee …

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Category: Bee GardensTag: Bee Friendly Gardening, Flowers for Bees

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How to Provide Water For Bees In Your Backyard

December 31, 2020 //  by Beekeeper Charlotte

Water Sources for Bees Providing water for bees is one way to be sure that they are drinking from a non-contaminated …

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Category: Bee GardensTag: Bee Friendly Gardening, Save the Bees

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How to Keep Bees Away From Hummingbird Feeder

December 30, 2020 //  by Beekeeper Charlotte

Are Bees Swarming Your Hummingbird Feeder? Many gardeners have problems keeping bees away from hummingbird feeders. …

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Category: Bee GardensTag: Bee Friendly Gardening

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Vinegar Weed Killer-How to Make it and Use it

December 28, 2020 //  by Beekeeper Charlotte

DIY Vinegar Weed Killer Spray Can you use a vinegar weed killer instead of a toxic commercial spray? Is this type …

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Category: Bee GardensTag: Bee Friendly Gardening

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How to Make Seed Bombs With Air-Dry Clay

December 19, 2020 //  by Beekeeper Charlotte

Making Seed Bombs with Air Dry Clay One easy way to help bees is by making seed bombs.   Making seed bombs …

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Category: Bee GardensTag: Bee Friendly Gardening, Flowers for Bees

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Bushes for Bees: How to Choose Flowering Shrubs

December 18, 2020 //  by Beekeeper Charlotte

Choosing the Best Bushes for Bees When selecting new plants for your yard, it is a good time to give bee friendly …

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Category: Bee GardensTag: Bee Friendly Gardening, Flowers for Bees

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Drought Tolerant Plants for Bees-Easy to Grow

December 14, 2020 //  by Beekeeper Charlotte

Best Drought Resistant Plants for Bees and Pollinators One of the easiest ways to help pollinators is planting …

Drought Tolerant Plants for Bees-Easy to GrowRead More

Category: Bee GardensTag: Bee Friendly Gardening

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12 Best Flowering Trees for Bees

December 12, 2020 //  by Beekeeper Charlotte

Flowering Trees that Attract Honey Bees When choosing plants that provide food for bees one type of plant is often …

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Category: Bee GardensTag: Bee Friendly Gardening, Flowers for Bees

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Flowers That Attract Bees-How to Choose the Best

December 10, 2020 //  by Beekeeper Charlotte

Planting Flowers That Attract Bees Considering some new plants for the garden? Part of the delight of bee friendly …

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Category: Bee GardensTag: Bee Friendly Gardening, Flowers for Bees

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