10 Easy to Grow Bee Friendly Flowers UK

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[@MyGardenAcademy]

Watch this video to learn about some of the best flowers for bees.

[@georgealderson4424]

This is a really good video because it simply says what is required! Thank you.

[@terrilee8723]

Bees are so important to our eco system. Wonderful video

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thanks Terri. Yes, bees are essential.

[@simplecontentmarketing3813]

Lovely ideas to populate the garden and attract our buzzy friends.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you

[@marcuswilkinson9383]

As an ex bee keeper (due to frightening reaction to their sting) I loved this video. My partner and I always look to encourage bees in the garden. Thank you.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Sorry to hear this Marcus. Glad that you loved the video and good to hear that you always look to encourage bees - we can do so much in our gardens to help bees.

[@TayTaysmoothie]

Great Video, thank you

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@winningbusinessteamsworldw820]

Beautiful presentation!

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you Raymond :)

[@annecorbin7781]

These videos are so beautiful!

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you Anne.

[@pettrainingmadeeasy5287]

excellent advice

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you Philip

[@danfresca8033]

The number 1 the bees ignore I’m my garden. They do love garlic / chive flowers, scabius & buddleia

[@MyGardenAcademy]

How very odd. I have the white on in my garden and the bees love it. Hopefully you have many other plants that they like!

[@raffaello.cavallaro]

What do you think about Antigonon leptopus (Mexican creeper)? Can this flower grow in UK? Thanks ❤

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Hi, thanks for your question. This is mostly grown as a greenhouse or conservatory plant in the UK. If you have a warm, sheltered spot outside then you could try it there in the summer. It is not frost hardy and would have to be brought inside and kept above 5 degreesC in the winter. The plant will flower between July to September. It is a very vigorous plant so it is best kept in a pot. Bees do love it and it is a good source of nectar and pollen for them. Hope this helps. Mary 🌼

[@raffaello.cavallaro]

@@MyGardenAcademy thank you for your answer. ☺️