<![CDATA[Yes. Early-blooming trees are there for the early-emerging bees.]]>Yes. Early-blooming trees are there for the early-emerging bees. Despite being designed for wind pollination (as any miserable allergy-sufferer can tell you) the early trees like maples and willows are huge magnets for bees.

There are a number of native varieties, so there’s probably one that would fit well into your local ecosystem. And they are do not require coddling.

You will not regret getting a willow if you like seeing bees in the spring. https://mastodon.ie/@thebeeguy/116306838134685266

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