From the account of the mode of supplying Bees with artificial food, to the enumeration of such trees, plants, and flowers as are most frequented by Bees, for the purpose of culling from them the various substances, which their necessities, their nature, or their instinct (which is a part of their nature) urge them to seek for, the transition is so easy and natural--is so akin to the subject of Bee-feeding, as to be rather a continuation thereof than a transition to a fresh one; I therefore proceed to give a catalogue of those trees and plants which afford pabulum for Bees. It is furnished principally from my own ocular observation, and is partly collected from the observation of others, whose curiosity has led them to pay attention to the subject, and to make remarks upon it. * * * * * Alder-tree Celery Almond-tree Cherry-tree Althea frutex Chesnut-tree Alyssum Chickweed Amaranthus Clover Apple-tree Cole or coleseed Apricot-tree Coltsfoot Arbutus (alpine) Coriander Ash-tree Crocus Asparagus Crowfoot Aspin Crown-imperial Cucumber Balm Currants Bean Cypress-tree Beech-tree Betony Daffodil Blackberry Dandelion Black-currant-tree Dogberry-tree Borage Box-tree Elder-tree Bramble Elm-tree Broom Endive Bugloss (viper's) Buckwheat Fennel Burnet Furze Cabbage Goldenrod Cauliflower Gooseberry-tree Gourd * * * * *