Category Archives: bees

today’s flowers

Posted on June 24, 2019 by Ruth Paris

And a quick view of a corner of the garden at home (can you have too many roses?…) The bird (buzzard?) was serendipity.

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evening sunshine & puddling in leeks

Posted on July 2, 2017 by Ruth Paris

Such a beautiful evening. The grass easily cut by my new lightweight lithium battery mower. Thyme flowering with bee-enticing display. Fruit cage starred with jewelled currants and strawberries. O Joy. And baby leeks from Andrew’s bountiful flower stall at Stamford … Continue reading →

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where are the bees?

Posted on May 18, 2014 by Ruth Paris

Isn’t this an enchanting welcome to the Shepherd & Flock allotment site? The grassy path leads through cow parsley and ox-eye daisies, until you emerge into the 12 plot site. You’d think that the bees would be equally delighted and … Continue reading →

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