The article says:
"The group had spent some time discussing the location of the beehouse, making sure it would be somewhere out of the way, where there was plenty of space for planting bee-friendly plants."
And:
"Olivia Bourne, 9, is a member of the group and explained that“leafcutter bees use leaves in their hives. They are very important for spreading pollen to plants and flowers.”"
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