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Plants for Bees by W.D.J.Kirk

Name: Plants for Bees by W.D.J.Kirk
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Plants for Bees: A Guide to the Plants That Benefit the Bees of the British Isles by William D . J . Kirk Author 2012 Hardback This book is probably the best on the subject and certainly will give the reader a great deal of insight in to which flowers and plants yield pollen, nectar etc. If you are planning a bee friendly garden, large or small, and want to encourage not only all types of bees but butterflies and insects in general this book is a must I started by reading all about the glossy bright yellow flowering St John s Wart which grows wild on the wall up the road from where we live it

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