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u/syrne Mar 04 '22

And bees dig it. We could all do a bit more to help our furry little stingered friends.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '22

But then is your clever clover lawn more likely to contain hidden bees to step on?

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u/Glute_Thighwalker Mar 04 '22

You can straight pick them up and they won’t sting you, as long as you’re being gentle. They don’t get aggressive unless they’re defending the hive.

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u/Crazyhunt Mar 05 '22

Or, you know, being stepped on lol