Ensure potential nesting areas for insects such as bees in your garden, for example by installing an insect hotel or by postponing pruning until spring. Some insects sleep in the stems of plants after they have flowered during winter.

Bees need flowering plants in the vicinity of their hives from early spring into autumn. So, plant melliferous plants with a long flowering period or combine early-flowering plants with late-flowering ones. With Ambella and Adansa in your garden, bees are assured of food from March to October.

Create some room for lavishly flowering borders in your garden! Flowering plants such as the Campanula Ambella and Adansa produce pollen and nectar – nutrients for all bees. A wide diversity of plants rich in nectar (melliferous plants) in your garden will increase the bees’ chances of survival.