CREATE AN ORGANIC BEE GARDEN

Go Organic in your Gardens!

It seem increasingly likely that chemicals used in agriculture and our gardens have contributed to drastic bee decline - something that threatens our very way of life and all of our futures.
Drastic bee decline threatens us all. But it is surprisingly easy for all of us to make a difference.

All us gardeners (even if you've only got a window box!) - can help put right this terrible situation. If gardeners used organic methods the bee problem would be alleviated to a great extent. If we go organic in our gardens we can do a lot of good for our fuzzy friends, wildlife.........and ourselves.........

Gardeners click here for a bee-loving plant list

Here's How You can Help..........

Use biodynamic or organic seeds and plants. 'Conventionally' produced seeds, unless they state they are organic can have a pestcide or chemical dressing - get them from Stormy Hall here

(The benefits of these seeds are that they are completely untreated, and they should self seed - unlike F1 Hybrids which can be sterile.)

See our Bee Loving plant/seed list - click here

Use natural organic dressings and soil treatments on your soil
Cut the Chemicals! Demand natural alternatives from your garden centre
For flowering bee plants visit http://beehappyplants.co.ukinfo@beehappyplants.co.uk
For organic vegetable plug plants go to Rocket Garden http://www.rocketgardens.co.uk

For bee boxes and other pollinator houses visit Ark Wildlife at www.arkwildlife.co.uk

We think all living things would benefit from an organic diet - and to stop your pets doing a pesticide poo in your garden and contaminating your pure soil - feed Organipets dried dog and cat food - accredited by PETA www.organipets.co.uk - and have healthy happy pets too!

Go Organic in your Gardens!

It seem increasingly likely that chemicals used in agriculture and our gardens have contributed to drastic bee decline - something that threatens our very way of life and all of our futures.

Drastic bee decline threatens us all. But it is surprisingly easy for all of us to make a difference.

Gardeners click here for a bee-loving plant list

Here's How You can Help..........

Use biodynamic or organic seeds and plants. 'Conventionally' produced seeds, unless they state they are organic can have a pestcide or chemical dressing - get them from Stormy Hall here

(The benefits of these seeds are that they are completely untreated, and they should self seed - unlike F1 Hybrids which can be sterile.)

(The benefits of these seeds are that they are completely untreated, and they should self seed - unlike F1 Hybrids which can be sterile.)

See our Bee Loving plant/seed list - click here

Use natural organic dressings and soil treatments on your soil

Cut the Chemicals! Demand natural alternatives from your garden centre

For flowering bee plants visit http://beehappyplants.co.ukinfo@beehappyplants.co.uk

For organic vegetable plug plants go to Rocket Garden http://www.rocketgardens.co.uk

For bee boxes and other pollinator houses visit Ark Wildlife at www.arkwildlife.co.uk

We think all living things would benefit from an organic diet - and to stop your pets doing a pesticide poo in your garden and contaminating your pure soil - feed Organipets dried dog and cat food - accredited by PETA www.organipets.co.uk - and have healthy happy pets too!

Go Organic in your Gardens!It seem increasingly likely that chemicals used in agriculture and our gardens have contributed to drastic bee decline - something that threatens our very way of life and all of our futures.

Drastic bee decline threatens us all. But it is surprisingly easy for all of us to make a difference.

Gardeners click here for a bee-loving plant list

Here's How You can Help..........

Use biodynamic or organic seeds and plants. 'Conventionally' produced seeds, unless they state they are organic can have a pestcide or chemical dressing - get them from Stormy Hall here

(The benefits of these seeds are that they are completely untreated, and they should self seed - unlike F1 Hybrids which can be sterile.)

(The benefits of these seeds are that they are completely untreated, and they should self seed - unlike F1 Hybrids which can be sterile.)

See our Bee Loving plant/seed list - click here

Use natural organic dressings and soil treatments on your soil

Cut the Chemicals! Demand natural alternatives from your garden centre

For flowering bee plants visit http://beehappyplants.co.ukinfo@beehappyplants.co.uk

For organic vegetable plug plants go to Rocket Garden http://www.rocketgardens.co.uk

For bee boxes and other pollinator houses visit Ark Wildlife at www.arkwildlife.co.uk

We think all living things would benefit from an organic diet - and to stop your pets doing a pesticide poo in your garden and contaminating your pure soil - feed Organipets dried dog and cat food - accredited by PETA www.organipets.co.uk - and have healthy happy pets too!

Go Organic in your Gardens!

It seem increasingly likely that chemicals used in agriculture and our gardens have contributed to drastic bee decline - something that threatens our very way of life and all of our futures.