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  5. 'Feeding The Bees' Metal Garden Sign

Not On The High Streetoutdoor signs

'Feeding The Bees' Metal Garden Sign

by Seedball

£15
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Metal sign to mark a wildflower patch for bees. Brilliant for anyone who enjoys growing wildflowers. This Feeding the Bees garden sign makes a lovely alternative gift! Perfect for nature lovers, mums, dads, gardeners and anyone passionate about supporting pollinators. Made from durable steel, it’s designed to naturally rust over time, adding a rustic touch to any wildflower patch. Perfect for popping in front gardens, back gardens, balcony pots, hanging baskets or at your allotment to mark spaces where bees and wildlife can thrive.Try to grow a variety of different flowers including quick growing annuals and longer lasting perennials. This way your wildflower patch is likely to flower for longer through the spring and summer, maximising the time that bees can visit for food. not given Steel sign with a stake to easily push into soil next to or in a wildflower patch. Made from durable steel that will naturally age and rust over time.

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