Think you know all about bees? Our friends at Thoughtful challenge you to answer these questions. The winner will receive a nice book about bees, and one runner up gets a book about allotments. Let battle commence.

1. Who was the Top Dog of Wentworth Detention Centre?

2. What film won the Oscar for best picture in 1973?

3. Name the Swedish rock band that first garnered attention in the early 2000s as a prominent group of the garage rock revival, playing garage punk.

4. What type of bees give milk?

Good luck, and please remember to save the bees, please.

Bees. Busy little fellows, and pollinators of plants. It would be safe to say that we'd have a lot of troubles getting our fruit to people if it wasn't for bees. As we found out when Jon popped over to the blueberry fields of Nova Scotia a while ago. So we thought we'd help the bees along this spring with our new project buy one get one bee. We'll be helping to introduce 2 million bees back to the UK with every one of the below special packs bought. The recipe of the special smoothies? Lemon, honey and ginger of course.

At a loose end this Sunday?

If you're in London town, why not head down to the Arcola Theatre in Hackney for a delicious 3 course feast made entirely from food that would otherwise be thrown away.

The lovely ladies from This is Rubbish are following their successful sustainable smoothie fest at The Feeding of the 5000 in Trafalgar Square a few months ago with this evening event.

There will be food, music and talks from Tristam Stuart, author of Waste - Uncovering the Global Food Crisis, and Richard Reynolds, founder of Guerrilla Gardening London.

As the famous saying goes - One man's rubbish is another man's Sunday roast.

Or something like that.

Big thanks to Rosie (aged nine) for sending us these photos of her homemade smoothie art

We also quite like the blueberry cupcake sculpture in the background too.

She's right talented, that Rosie.