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Planting early flowering bulbs, such as crocus, provides valuable forage for bees in early Spring. One of our garden girls, taking full advantage yesterday.

As the weather heats up, don’t forget to leave some water around the garden for the insects in your life. We use old salad trays, top up with gravel and fill with water. This allows the bees to land and take on water without drowning.

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Hazelnuts are easy to grow. Bees love the catkins and flowers which appear in late winter/early spring, providing a valuable source of early food. Tips on growing can be found at:
https://www.allotment-garden.org/nuts/hazelnuts-growing/
https://www.thompson-morgan.com/ amongst others sell a various varieties.