[CH] bees

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BY>If it is true, then I think we all should plant a few Feverfew.
BY>to help them out.
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Heck, plant 'em anyway; they're pretty, hardy and easy, and they
smell great.  Feverfew (the common white "button" type, not the
yellow or daisy-looking ones) is one of my "must have" oldfashioned
perennials; it's really lovely with the pink variety of bleeding
heart, pink larkspur, small dusty-rose zinnias, or clarkia,
a lovely and unjustly neglected Victorian annual.
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