wonderful papier mache bug from the late 1700's

Know your Bumble Bees

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Thank God It’s Today by Tyler Hoehne Not only do the slogans on Help Ink’s prints inspire positivity and general acts of human…

As florists we are often very disconnected from where our flowers and plants come from, and the process of growing them. As gardener's it's that process we're obsessed by. It's amazing how you find your priorities changing with this small difference, but ultimately the same issues bind us all. The plight of the honey bee…

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Bumblebees have the cutest butts in the garden, totally worth admiring. There, I've said it. And before you start showing me round chinchilla bottoms, please hear me out. Bumblebees have round bodies, covered in soft hair, making them fuzzy. Like their close relatives, the honeybees, bumblebees live for nectar, using their tongues to lap up the liquid. During the process, they thrust their tushies in the air, completely showing it off.

QUEEN BEE BY DIANE KREMMER

I just love this idea, it reminds me of the stories told in oral tradition all over the world. I adore bees and we need more of these fuzzy little blighters to keep pushing the world around. I found the poem mentioned in the cutting, posted under the cut. Telling the Bees BY JOHN…