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      Bee-friendly roses – a haven for bees and insects

      In a time when the number of bees and helpful insects is sharply declining, it is important to create a garden that supports these valuable creatures. At Belle Epoque, we have put together a special collection of bee-friendly roses. These roses enrich your garden with colour and scent, and provide pollen and nectar that bees and insects can benefit from directly.

      Why choose bee-friendly roses?

      Bees play a crucial role in the pollination of plants and food crops. Our collection consists of roses with single or semi-double flowers, so that the stamens are easily reachable. This way, they are not only a delight to the eye but also a source of food for bees.

      Tips for a bee-friendly garden

      • Choose open-flowered roses: such as the charming Marie Pavie, the playful Little White Pet and the pollen-rich Moyessi.

      • Plant in groups: bees find flowers more quickly when they stand together.

      • Provide water: place a birdbath or bowl of water for thirsty bees.

      • Avoid pesticides: choose natural remedies to keep your roses healthy.

      Bee-friendly roses from Belle Epoque

      Our collection contains a wide range of colours, shapes and scents – all carefully chosen to strengthen biodiversity. With these roses, you not only brighten your garden but also create a safe haven for bees and other helpful insects.