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Monthly Archives: July 2013
A Mystery guest in the garden
I was watering a few plants that i replanted in early spring when suddenly I noticed this odd looking plant. I am familiar with broomrapes as my parents had a few in their garden called Orobanche purpurea growing on yarrow. … Continue reading
Posted in biodiversity, Gardening, Gardening for wildlife, Nature, wild flowers
Tagged biodiversity, flowers, ivy, nature, wild flowers, wildflowers, wildlife
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My mini meadow – a paradise for solitary bees and bumblebees
While writing this blog, the sun is shining and it’s a perfect start of the day. The neighbours are quiet still and there is just me and birds and bees. Moments of pleasure! I take a cup of tea and … Continue reading
Posted in Bees, Biodiversity, biodiversity, butterflies, Gardening, Nature, pollination, wild flowers
Tagged bees, biodiversity, bumblebee, butterflies, flowers, gardening, nature, nectar, pollen, Pollinators, solitary bees, wild flowers, wildflowers, wildlife
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