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Garden Plants


Welsh Onion Flower

Aliums

It is well worth letting your leeks and onions flower to see the wide range of bees and insects that visit them and many can be just as attractive as the ornamental varieties.

Ornamental Alium Flower


Runner Beans

A popular food plant for man, the Runner bean is also popular with the bees that pollinate it. It also attract the scourge of many gardeners, the blackfly, but this in turn provides food for other insects and birds. Often ants can be seen ‘farming’ blackfly on Runner beans.

Did you know? A good environmentally way to keep slugs from eating young Runner Bean plants, is to put a ring of sawdust around then, renewing it regularly until the plants are established.


Globe Thistle in bud

Globe Thistle

The Globe Thistles balls of blue flowers are an attractive addition to any garden but its flower heads also look striking both before and after it blooms. Like other thistles the they attract may insects, especially bees and hoverflies.

Globe Thistle in bloom


Red Hot Pokers (Kniphofia)

A striking plant, blooming only briefly, but its flowers attract many insects. Birds such as sparrows can also be seen drinking the nectar from its long trumpet shaped flowers.


Rose of Sharon (Hypericum calycinum)

The Rose of Sharon, also known as Aaron’s beard, like the other Hypericums has bright yellow showy flowers that attract many insects especially bees and hoverflies. Evergreen or semi-evergreen.


 


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