Question

Hello！

Please answer my question B^D

Do Japanese bees come to suck lira flower nectar?

YES or NO

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こんにちは！

私におしえてください。

日本のみつばちはすうかりらの花のみつを？

はい　または　いいえ

Answer 1

ライラック(リラの花)ですね。

NO !

Lira flowers did not grow well in southern Kyushu.

The slightly blooming lila flowers had a nice scent, but the bees did not visit.

Comments

Mr.ハッチ＠宮崎

Hello.!

There are a lot of lira trees in the garden of the official residence.

It's a pity that Japanese bees don't visit flowers ：ー/

Thank you for answering my question.

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In Hokkaido, it is also planted as a park tree or a roadside tree.

Japanese honeybees do not live in Hokkaido, but Western honeybees may visit.

In any case, it is good that the nectar of Lira in the official residence is effectively used.

Answer 2

Hi, Pietà !!
There is also a small lilac in the Relish Forest. Bees do not visit because there are still few flowers.
( @ Chiba prefecture )
 However, at the garden store, it is sold as a "summer nectar plant".

Perhaps Japanese bees will come to collect honey.

I love the scent of lilac flowers. I'm invited to it and I'm getting closer (^_-)-☆

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Hi!Ms.ティーハウス

There are a lot of lira trees planted in my birthplace.

There is also a big lira tree in my current workplace.

Maybe bees will come to the lira flower.

I'll look forward to it XD

Thank you for your answer to me.

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○よかった日本語に変換なりる、、、嬉しい

私、、、外国語出来ない悲しい

大阪城は、不思議と日本蜜蜂品です、大阪城公園、四天王寺、長居公園錦自然巣沢山在ります

まだマダマダ、寺内町や、マダマダ、靭公園、茶臼山、天王寺公園等、住んで居そうな所ありです。

貴君、公邸に蜜蜂来る事願います。

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こんにちは！Mr.金剛杖

これらの日本のみつばちは植木職人に貰った日本のみつばちです。

たまに植木職人はみつはちをてたすけのためきてくれます。

日本のみつばちはとてもはたらきものです。夕方まで。

わたしにかいとうを有難うございます。

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Hi, Pietà !!

It's been a while since I wrote in your diary.

The lira flowers of the Relish Forest have bloomed, which I introduced last time. My lira is a very small tree. Is it the same as the lira flower in your country?

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Right now, I haven't seen Japanese bees there. But a little horsefly was there, Because It has a nice scent.