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ninniwinky
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Does anyone know of a plant that will keep away bee's? I thought last year, someone said something about feverfew. But I don't remember now. And if you do know of a plant, How many do you actually have to plant in order for it to really Work?

Thanks!
We have such a horrible bee problem here!!
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LilacLover
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Send them to me! I am planting flowers to attract them....I LOVE bees! And love watching them work. Without them no strawberries, watermellons, tomatoes, or lots of yummy fruit & veggies we love! Whatever you are planting likely needs them to make them bloom too...But good luck getting rid of them.

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