Hello,
Would anyone know of good bee plants for North Queensland weather? We planted lots of grevillea and bottlebrush, but so far I've only seen bees around the red bottlebrush with lots of yellow pollen on the outside of it, so I put in a hinchinbrook bottlebrush the other day. I've also got some lillipillies in pots. There is some pumpkin too. The neem blossom is out at the moment, which is shading the bee hives, and the bees are right into that. A friend has a vine with an orange flower which bees like, so if I can grow some I might send a photo to see if anyone knows what it is. She also has some kind of brazillian cherry for me. Anyway, I am open to more suggestions, because I don't have any knowledge of what is good for bees or their honey. And even if my honey pot stays empty, at least my garden is looking better :)
Lone