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Read our monthly guide to what's in flower on the Bee Good blog below.
Each Month there will be an new guide to what to plant for bees including a bee of the month feature and plant of the month feature focussing on a wild bee and plant that are both prominent during that particular month of the year.
*Bee good are the only UK producer of beeswax cosmetics to source all their hive products from within the UK supporting British Bees and are part of the British Beekeepers Association 'Friends of the Honey Bee.'
*Bee good are the only UK producer of beeswax cosmetics to source all their hive products from within the UK supporting British Bees and are part of the British Beekeepers Association 'Friends of the Honey Bee.'
Apicultural awarded the 'Good Food on Prescription' Award at the 2019 Urban Food Awards.
https://www.sustainweb.org/news/mar19_urban_food_awards_winners/
We've been recognised for our work using beekeeping as a therapy to tackle mental health and wellbeing in the work place and within schools. This award is about the journey we take participants on whilst producing quality food.
Free Helping Honey Bees and Guide to London's wild bees available from the London Beekeepers Association
Mark has kindly written the content and provided images for these fantastic literature resources available free to download from the London Beekeepers Website.
Inside you'll find lots of bite sized useful advice on how to help bees and other pollinators at home in your garden and discover some of the wild bees which make London their home.
We are also providing some new content on the associations flowers for bees pages
http://www.lbka.org.uk/leaflets.html
Plants for pollinators pages updated with downloadable information sheets giving you the best planting options for bees
Download our our guides to planting for:
- different types of bees
- planting at height
- window and balcony planting ideas
- how to make solitary bee hotels
- Trees for bees
- Shrubs for bees