HeyJaredRuth Pavey
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- Sep 30, 2026
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'I went in search of rare ivy bees in the grounds of a Hampstead private school' (opens the original)
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There is a new species of solitary bee that has been recently identified in the UK. And Colletes hederae - from hedera meaning ivy - has been seen in a dry bank at University College School in Hampstead. Noel Brock, whose company, Frognal Gardens, looks after the grounds, not only spotted them but has their interests at heart. Noel invited me to see the bees as they were emerging from their burrows in sunny late summer. This year the drought has delayed the ivy flowers, so they have had to find
'I am moved at the sight of Highgate's pubs and their splash of luscious colour' (opens the original)
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For years, we gardeners have been encouraged to work up enthusiasm for drought-tolerant plants, getting our eyes into the tawny buffs of waving grasses, the delicacy of seedheads, the uncomplaining nature of succulents. All of which are fine, indeed beautiful. But in such a dry time, isn’t it marvellous just to catch a splash of luscious colour, set off by blue? Flowers outside The Bull in Highgate (Image: Ruth Pavey) I don’t know when pubs first started with window boxes, hanging baskets, etc.,
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