What's up everyone? Welcome back to this buzz in episode of the epic gardening podcast now for a while people

Circulated a gardening myth that bumblebees are physically unable to fly.

Well, that's clearly not true because the laws of physics

show them flying in the real world.

But that's not what today's episode is actually about.

Today's episode is about how to get bumblebees in the garden. So we know they fly, the laws of physics

allow for it, and they fly all over the place, but we want them to fly into our garden.

So how do we get that to happen? Well I'm going to give you five, six,

maybe even seven, who knows, tips on how you can do this. Number one, they need cover.

So bees kind of need a break from the sun and the heat, just like a plant wood.

You might want to give them a little bit of ground cover as a place to hide out between their feedings and their flying.

You can use something like

Koleus or you can grow any sort of ground cover type plant outdoors. Just some

shade. Number two, give them something to drink.

So if you've ever run into like a really big bumblebee in the garden that seems sort of slow,

chances are good that it might actually be dehydrated. So bees just like other creatures can get dehydrated.

One thing you might want to do is have a garden fountain going or have shallow dishes of water

around the pond or around the garden just to make sure that that's not a problem.

Number three, try Bee Baum. Well, it's got the name Bee Baum, so chances are good that it will attract bees.

There are a ton of unique and beautiful looking bee bombs that will both beautifier garden and introduce bees. So buy them, give them a try.

Number four. So bees love certain colors. They don't see color quite like we do, however they do see it, so they

are signaled by certain colors as to what might be a profitable opportunity for them to go pollinate. So they love blue, they love

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