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How to attract bees - downloadable publication
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Permalink Reply by Susanne on
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaenostoma_cordatum
Wow! even when you take the names off the plant label there can still be much confusion and no wonder!
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Permalink Reply by Lissa on
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Lots of conflicting info out there. Great that the bees love this little plant. Does it grow by cutting or seed?
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I'll take a cutting and pop it in some seed raising mix since I'm planting some seeds today.
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Will be interesting.
I really need to be propagating some new bee plants like the Bush Basil and Pineapple Sage. The first died - it seems to just keep flowering and growing until it burns itself out, a bit like the bees themselves. The sage has been there for years and I keep cutting it back and it grows back. Sooner or later it will also give up the ghost.
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