Great Bee Plants
 A website about bees would hardly be complete without a list of bee plants. Well, here, you’ll find links to several lists, and as far as possible I have tried to ensure that they will suit at least more than one species of bee (bumblebees, solitary and honey bees). If you are dealing with difficult conditions, such as clay soil, drought or a shade garden, take a look at my link about dealing with problem places. And why not check out my tips on creating a bee garden? 
Garden Plants for Bees Links to some lovely plants enjoyed by bees and other pollinators, such as butterflies. A seasonal guide. 
Herbs for Bees Many herbs are great for attracting bees, as well as being useful in the kitchen! Find out which ones are useful in the bee garden! 
Wildflowers for Bees Many wildflower habitats have been destroyed due to building development and farming practices. But you can help wildlife by including some in your garden design!
Flower Bulbs For BeesBulbs are easy to grow, and versatile for lawns, pots, borders and even problem places, such as shade and drought.
LawnsEven if you only have a small space, here's how to use that space to encourage bees and other pollinating insects. 
Trees, Shrubs and Hedgerows for Bees Trees, shrubs and hedgerows provide excellent opportunities for wildlife. Bees may forage on nectar and pollen, and may also find suitable nest sites too! 
Fruit and VegetablesFancy growing your own organic fruit & veg? Feed yourself and the bees too! 
Plants for Problem Places Even if you have clay soil, drought or shade, attracting bees is certainly possible! 
Bee Garden Basics Some handy tips and hints here about how to create a bee garden.
Free Plants!Bee plants don't need to cost a fortune! See my tips on how to get plants for free! 
Gardening LinksSome of may favourite links to great information resources, including wildlife gardening, organic gardening, and much more! Link back from Bee Plants to Home page
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