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Bees on TV

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By Christine Gray
Honorary Press officer, British Beekeepers' Association

Published Dec 16, 2008

Photo by Julie from Forest Hill
Photograph by Julie McMurtrie

BBC1 Thursday 18 December 2008 8pm *New time

WILD ABOUT YOUR GARDEN
The Birds and The Bees

North Bucks BKA has helped the team as TV gardener, Chris Beardshaw transformed the Gibbons garden into a bee friendly plot, before mother Anne and son Andrew took up beekeeping.

*(Except for Scotland)

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