Pollination Tank Tops

Beautiful and fragile, these high alpine asters only bloom for a short time each summer. This trail side pair were illuminated in the afternoon sun along with a visitor.

"Make love not war" with a natural twist! This funny plants shirt is perfect for any plant-loving pacifist in your life. Or you could jokingly give it to someone suffering from pollen allergies during the springtime.

Honey Bee Word Cloud for bee lovers and environmental activists.

When this digital design was finished it made me think of wind and the movement of pollen. Do you see it? I have many other wild and crazy abstract pieces available for your wardrobe, office, or home decor. Be sure to Find Your Thing!

Pollination

Pollination

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

Pollination

Pollination! Quite simply - its needed and with current use of pesticides, locally from your garden through to big corporate corporations supplying farmers it for agricultural use... we are preventing the bees from getting on with it... Ban neonicotinoids in UK... it's simple!

And total domination!

Bee at work

I took a photo of this bee as up close as I could, while the bee enjoyed the juice of a dahlia in the Mt. Airy neighborhood of Philly.

This bee is hard at work, in spite of the overnight frost. Chelsea, Quebec, Canada

The close connection of nature

Spring in a bulb

Bee kind

A black and white floral design.

Bee Buds

Whether a flower meadow with a flower or wild flowers, the wild bee and the bee collect nectar during pollination of flowers and the colony of bees happily produces honey and wax for the beekeepers.

Made with high-quality materials and featuring a stylish design, this t-shirt is perfect for any nature lover or bee enthusiast. Show your support for these important pollinators while looking great at the same time. Comfortable and versatile, this t-shirt is a must-have for anyone who wants to make a statement about the importance of bees in our ecosystem. Get yours today and start spreading the buzz!

Tiny butterfly keeping watchful eye over garden

The Bee Fairy is a fun design for anyone that is into their gardens and growing plants and flowers. A lovely gardening present or gift for a horticulturist or botanist.

Created by Kit Prendergast, the Bee Babette, this design promotes evidence-based awareness about what flowers are best for the Australian native bees, as worn by Costa Georgiadis of Gardening Australia!

buzz buzz!

Black and White Drawing

Honey bee (Apis mellifera) gathering nectar on lavender flowers

an ink illustration of Megachile campanulae, the bellflower resin bee

Bombus affinis, an endangered species of bumblebee in Ontario

a honeycomb pattern based on illustrations of Italian honey bees and almond flowers

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Hand-drawn illustration of bees pollinating flowers. Pollinators are essential members of our community and unfortunately bee populations are dwindling. Help show love and raise awareness for our bees!

Save the bees, trees, and seas! Bring awareness to climate change. This will be the perfect gift for any bee lover or environmental activist. This shirt features a simple yet bold design of a bee, along with the words "Save the Bees" to remind us of the importance of these pollinators.

Bee lured in by a tease of a weed that's a real natural beauty.

Vector cartoon illustration of a flying robot drone with green eyes and wings. Sadly, he was designed to take the place of hummingbirds, bees and other pollinating insects when they all became extinct.

A design of a honey bee with hexagon hive combs.