Join the Hunt for Bees
By watching and recording the bees at sunflowers in your garden, you can help to understand the challenges that bees are facing.
- It takes less than 30 minutes.
- It's easy.
- Free Sunflower seeds for planting.
- No knowledge of bees required!
Go to the The Great Sunflower Project to sign up!
10 Gardeners share a thought:
HI Beckie...Love this post. I did know about it but the more people that spread the word the better. The photograph is absolutely stunning. I am loving that bee!!!!!
Great idea Becky...I have a butterfly and bee garden...and I anxiously wait for my precious visitors!
Wishing you a belated Happy Mom's Day! Yes grandkids are the best gift!
hugs a bee lover! buzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Hi Becky!
hunt for bees sounds interesting, i will go back and sign up. although i planted sunflowers last summer, i didn't see a lot of bees in our area ... wanted to know why.
cherrios! :)
Hii Becky..Love this Picture. Nice color combination. How lucky you could get the bee on your camera.
Greeting from MyGardenHome
HI Becky, I signed up and did a post about it last month, I am waiting for the seeds. I got an e-mail today that they are coming. It seems that they were overwhelm with participants. This is a great project; I can’t wait to get started
Apparently the honey bee is in rapid decline in the UK, unless we change the way we are farming nowadays. x
I just love this shot!
Thank you for your visit Becky, I am slowly feeling better :)
I have such a soft spot in my heart for Sunflowers--they were the first plant that I ever grew from seed:) My new garden is definitely having a bed devoted solely to them!
I love this shot with the bee and the reminder you are giving to us. Take care, Andrea
Gorgeous color Becky! I was concerned about the lack of bees in my garden this year and went out armed with cotton swabs prepared to do their work (which I did with my summer squash a few times) until finally I was met with this same sight. At last the bees came!
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