Ivydene Gardens Wasp and Bee Gallery: Introduction
 

To show the plants grown and or sold in Britain here are the following
Plant Photographic Galleries:-

Number of Plant Description Pages with Photos

1

Aquatic

9

Bamboo

22

Bedding

59

Bulb, Rhizome and Tuber

48

Climber

7

Conifer

45

Deciduous Shrub

4

Deciduous Tree

45

Evergreen Perennial

62

Evergreen Shrub

1

Evergreen Tree

1

Fern

4

Grass

18

Hedging

46

Herbaceous Perennial

3

Herb

20

Odds and Sods (Alpines, Annuals, Cut Flowers, Soft Fruit and Succulents)

10

Rhododendron, Azalea and Camellia

54

Rose

8

Top Fruit

183

Wild Flower

To show the relationship between the Wildlife in Britain and its usage of plants throughout the year here are the following
Widlife on Plant Photographic Galleries:-

Number of Wildlife Description Pages with Photos

Empty

Ant

Empty

Beetle

Empty

Bird

30

Butterfly

Empty

Dragon and DamselFly

Empty

Earwig and Cockroach

Empty

Grasshopper and Cricket
with Grasshoppers,
Bush Crickets and
Crickets

Empty

Harvestmen

Empty

Minibeasts.
Primitive insects and tiny spiders found in great numbers in leaf litter, and some in the house or garden. Very small and often overlooked.

Empty

More 2-Winged Fly
with Long-legged Flies, and
Bee and Wasp mimics

Empty

More 4-Winged Fly Gallery
with Mayflies,
Stoneflies,
Caddisflies,
Scorpionflies,
Alderflies,
Snakeflies and
Lacewings

Empty

Moth

Empty

Pest
with Predatory and Biting Flies,
Plant-Feeders and Parasites,
Houseflies and Other Pests

Empty

Plant Galls

Empty

Pond Animal
Creatures that inhabit ponds

Empty

Soil Animal
Some of the most common creatures that inhabit gardens and the woodland floor are neither insects nor arachnids such as
Centipedes,
Millipedes,
Earthworms,
Snails,
Woodlice and
Slugs

Empty

True Bug

Empty

Two-Winged Fly

Empty

Wasp and Bee

Empty

Webless Spiders

Empty

Web-Making Spiders