Honey Bee on the lavender plant
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While I was cleaning up the garden this past weekend I noticed that bees are still visiting.
They especially are attracted to the lavender plants.
That is why I am always cutting off the spent blossoms and dried branches.
The plants keep producing new growth, including blossoms, which then provide for the pollinators.
In the above image a honey bee is getting nectar from a fresh lavender blossom.
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