Sorry for stealing all the bees in my town.
I bought a 'climbing' rose a few years back. Turns out it's a rambler, Rambling Rector, to be precise. And it likes the brutal way I deal with it each spring going by the way it's swamped the fence, shed, next door and the wall of the garden over the back.
I've got Mason bees (no leafcutters yet, but they do tend to be a bit later), at least 7 species of bumble, every honeybee in the area and a mob of very noisy sparrows, a wren, blackbirds, rampaging crows, magpies and thrushes/blackbirds and robins. Before that, I had pyracantha blossoms encouraging them in along with the unintentional Green Alkane that's appeared for the first time this year all over the weedpatch out the back.
I've also got what seems like the national collection of snails, going by the way everything that was intended to be a food crop has been massacred. As if they didn't have a fuckton of normal plants to be getting on with.
Not a huge number of moths, though, despite the honeysuckle going mad out the front this year and not counting the bastard Flour Moths that find their way in every year from somewhere nearby.
There are actually some native ladybirds this year, which makes a change from the vast numbers of harlequins I've had every other year.
I started this garden from plain builder's turf on plain builder's rubble. Didn't even have earthworms when I moved in. It's cost me loads in topsoil, compost, seeds and plants, easily three grand overall for the grand area of about 150 sq ft - and I could still do with spending some more and actually gardening for a change so it looked less like an overgrown woodland glade and more a space we could sit in comfortably. But DP says it reminds him of home (Dartmoor), so it doesn't get tidied (or mown or weeded or paid much attention to at all).
Shouldn't be long until the lavender and rosemary are out round the front, though. That normally gets the buzzy things more visible. Especially as I've spotted some Buddleia has seeded itself in between the paving blocks and can't be arsed to do anything about it.