Not all insects are bad for the species that inhabit our garden and should be viewed as pests. Some of them are beneficial, like the bee and its excellent relationship with flowers and fruits.
The truth is that many gardeners are unaware that a lot of flowers and many varieties of fruit should disappear if not for the bees. In turn, the plants feed these friendly insects.
Is that the bees need the flowers for nectar and pollen, which are without doubt the staple food for life. Flowers, meanwhile, require bees for pollination, allowing them to form seeds and fruits.
As in many other examples in nature, this really is a symbiotic relationship (without going in biological terms). A lifelong love at first sight that has no possibility of cheating.
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