Which plant in your garden attracted the most bees today?

[Tringa]

The Fatsia japonica has been in flower for about a week now and it is starting to attract loads of wasps, bees and flies.

Not a native, unless you are in Japan or South Korea, but a dramatic plant and at this time of year the bugs love it.

Dave

[nightshade]

Fatsia Japonica, more butterflies than I have seen all year, Bees, Hovers, Wasps (small ones) Flies, even Beetles and Moths in the evening.
This now huge plant is in a north facing aspect and it did suffer from the bad winter but bounced back.

[Africa]

Mahonia: a Bombus lucorum and B. terrestris and a B. pratorum (all queens) feeding on several clumps in the last week.
Today Red Valerian, a B. pascuorum queen.

[bigdave60dog]

Lovely to look back at this and think about Summer.
Dave

[shenk1]

The Winter flowering Clematis (can't remember its name) has had loabs of insects/honey bees (and a Tree Bee) on it the last few days as for some reason its in full flower already. Normally late December onwards

[Littlesparrow]

I'll have to move to Barnsley, haven't seen any bees for days.

[Kayleigh]

My winter honeysuckle has had the most bees on it for a week or so now.
Well worth growing if you have the room the smell is fantastic and it was featured on gardeners world yesterday.

[bigdave60dog]

Bees? Oh yes I remember them. At these latttitudes we don`t get any of those yet.
Dave

[Littlesparrow]

Honey bees in the white heather today.

[Deb London]

My tiny Viburnum x bodnantense 'Dawn' / RHS Gardening. The bees love this one.