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Clearly you need to plant a bigger and smellier bush for the bees to move over to, then you can cut the first bush down. Realtalk if you're in the suburbs just cut it down, there's plenty of other plants for bees to feed on. Unless you're out in the middle of the desert and you have the only flower bush for miles, the bees will be fine.
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Free Cheese posted:Those are honey bees, filthy European livestock trespassing on your property, gently caress em Noblesse Obliged posted:Looks like a viburnum.
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ShortyMR.CAT posted:Im back and that big rear end spider is still there. Now i have evidence too! https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/85034-Neoscona-crucifera The spiders are there to eat the bees, as long as the shurb remains spiders will come. I'm beginning to doubt your desire to cut down this bush.
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