HEUCHERA FLOWERS ATTRACT BEES

I've often seen lists of flowering plants that attract pollinators, such as bees and hoverflies, but the truth is there are always a lot more flowers to do that job than you see on those lists.  Sometimes I am amazed at what attracts these lovely insects into my garden.  Take, for example, the heuchera flowers.  Who would have thought that such a tiny, almost insignificant flower, on a plant that is grown predominantly for its foliage, could be such a bee magnet yet, yesterday, it was obvious.  So many bees and so very active.  Out of about 400 shots, this was the most in focus that I managed to get.  Those bees don't half move fast!

White-tailed Bumblebee on flower of

Heuchera 'Liquorice'