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Henny Jenkins
A sea of lilac, lavender fills our kitchen with a gentle floral aroma at the peak of spring
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Henny Jenkins
the beginning of spring, a sea of pink blossom across my garden wall, thriving and illuminating my garden wall.
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Claire Waring
As the weather warms and the flowers begin to open, worker bees are busy collecting pollen and bringing it back to the hive to feed the ever increasing numbers of young larvae.
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Claire Waring
From just a few plants many years ago, the snowdrops in our wood have multiplied to form a wonderful sight in the early spring.
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Claire Waring
Thrift plants provide a splash of colour as they nestle into the craggy corners of the rock face, clinging on and sheltering from the wind.
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Claire Waring
Grape hyacinths provide an early source of pollen for honey bees as the nest is beginning to expand and all those new larvae need feeding!
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Claire Waring
One out of every three mouthfuls we take depends on bees as pollinators. In the spring, apple trees can be heard humming as bees fly about their most important business.
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