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Aug 16, 2012 3:28 PM CST
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Great timing on this article Mindy, I just took a lot of shots of bees yesterday, some of my plants are just absolutely alive with movement and buzzing! I have to move carefully when deadheading, often waiting until the cooler evening time when the bees aren't as active. I am afraid of grabbing one accidentally.
I didn't even recognize my rose shot at first, what a vibrant pink! Green Grin! (it was actually taken at a large public rose garden in San Jose, a big city Hilarious! ) I had bees in my garden down there but nothing like up here in my new garden with lots of surrounding fields and farms.

Here are a few shots from yesterday and a few from the past few weeks too.

One of my popular bee plant right now is Dahlia 'Bishop's Children'
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Globe Thistle seems to be very popular! (Echinops ritro subsp. ruthenicus)



My Chaste Tree (Vitex 'Shoal Creek') is still small but the bees do love it too.


I lost my tag for this sage, I need to do some research and see which one this is.
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My Russian Sage 'Little Spire' is super popular with the bees.

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