The banner for West Norwood Bzz Garage has started and lots have been done but lots still to do.
These are the Bzz, I mean Bee’s and flower list that we want to highlight in the banner but mixed with general / abstract florals as well.
March-April:
Buff-tailed bumblebee,
Common Carder Bee
Early Bumblebee or Early-nesting Bumblebee
Ajuga Reptans, bugle bugleherb, bugleweed, carpetweed, bungleweed, common bugle
Ribes Sanguineum ‘Pulborough Scarlet’ flowering currant
Pussy Willow,
Lamium album, commonly called white nettle or white dead Nettle
Bluebell – started
Rosemary,
Pulmonaria winter flowering heather
May-June:
White-tailed Bumblebee – 2 done
Cree Bumblebee
Red-tailed Bumblebee
Garden Bumblebee – 1 done
Ruderal Bumblebee
Aquilegia
Cotoneaster
Campanula
Geranium
Ceanothus – 1 completed.
Foxglove
Wallflower
Comfrey
Everlasting Pea
Monkshood
Laburnum
We had several people learning how to crochet flowers today…
Biscuits, Tea and Coffee helps 🙂
…and a few others who helped making some letters for the banner ‘Open to All’ will feature at the bottom of the banner.
A lovely lady gave the group several pieces of fabric that has lines of Roses printed in rows and I think that will look great along the sides or all over 😉
She also made some shower caps and clown hats for mice… ok, not really, she made lots of fabric Yo Yo’s (Suffolk Puffs?) but I think they look like very cool accessories for mice!
Here’s some Bee’s on a Ceanothus Flower – it’s part of the family: Rhamnaceae. Also known as the California Lilac, Wild Lilac, and Soap Bush and is from the Greek word meaning “spiny plant”.
We are learning a lot about Bees and plants – I didn’t realise Bees had different coloured bottoms!
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