The video below shows how bees cover the oregano blossoms. My small stand of oregano is a magnet for more than one kind of bee. Every time I visit the garden, I see bees all over the oregano flowers.
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steve says:
the same here with the bees and the oregano. 24/7 the bees are on it. they even sleep on it. This morning after the rain I went to the bush and they were asleep and attached to it. Ive never seen this before
August 10, 2010, 2:26 pmEarl says:
LOL – You caught them sleeping on the oregano! I didn’t notice that, but I believe it. It’s like there are pheromones on the oregano that the bees crave.
August 10, 2010, 2:29 pm