Hydrangea for bees

Hello, I think I recall that a few weeks ago someone posted a question about pollinator-friendly hydrangea? I have several different types of hydrangea, but I have never really seen any interest from any bees, flies etc. However, my climbing hydrangea has flowered properly for the first time this year, and yesterday was covered in bees! I've posted some photos (sorry, they are not very clear) but I hope it's of help to whoever posted the question about it.☺






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https://www.rhs.org.uk/science/pdf/conservation-and-biodiversity/wildlife/plants-for-pollinators-garden-plants.pdf
In my garden now I have a Knautia Macedonia (well worth buying.) That is buzzing as are many other alliums. The flowers of the Cotinus Coggyria are crawling with bees . Many Heuchera also have neat flower stems the bees like.
The ground cover of London Pride is also popular with Bees and other insects.
Obelixx Thank you for posting that list.
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
In my garden now I have Knautia macedonia which is full of bees, chives and other alliums.
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'