Q:What do you give a sick bee?

[Catherine]

I am with you. We could go back to a world where weeds( I mean wild flowers) grew wild. They could be everywhere. They don't need pesticides and fertilizers. They are drought resistant. They simply survive and provide food for our little bee friends.

The woman in your village is a wise and compassionate person. She knows that we need to provide for the bees and she is actually doing it. I think some of the weeds are very pretty. They are especially nice when there are many of them together, particularly when there is a mix of plant species.


These are some of the bee friends that visit my garden.
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&...TJFwzTTGYQ

I saw one of the green ones today.

I think we all need to looking out for bees. It is a collective responsibility. Even if nothing I have done has ever contributed to bee deaths, I still have a responsibility to try and help them.

I think that is why the Bee Mat really speaks to me. It was also painted for a pollinator event. She had one left and brought it to the Humane Society event. If you check out her Facebook page she has many beautiful mats and paintings. I just couldn't resist this one.