Does this shot work?

While hiking/shooting today, I came across these flowers with what I hoped would be a nice backdrop(the tree). I shot a bunch of pictures and while doing so, the bee came in to feed.
Now that I've processed the photo (lots of cropping), I don't know if the tree makes for a good backdrop, or if the bee adds or subtracts anything from the shot. Or...should I just toss the whole thing?
Opinions?

Nothing looks like it is in focus to me, the foreground flowers left/right side blend in too much with the background flowers IMO.

Thanks, Jody.
The focus point was on the flower the bee is on. The full-size image looks OK on my monitor...I think the compression I did to get it small enough to fit here may have caused the fuzziness...or I could be wrong.

Bob,
I think I know what you were going for on this shot, however I think the background needs to be more blurred than it is, or everything needs to be sharp -- this is kinda in between. I'm not sure what aperture you used but, something wide like f/2 might have been what the doctor ordered. As it is, I think the darkness of the tree trunk is a distraction.

Thanks Paul!
I believe I was shooting at f/8 @105mm...

I like the idea, Bob. But if the focus is the bee on the flowers on the left, it might be stronger to crop everything else out...I think the rest is just distractions from what you want the viewer to see. If you have the resolution, try cropping down to just the flowers on the left with the bee. The tree background might still be a bit dark but I think the comp would be stronger. Just a thot. A+ for noticing the scene and giving it a go!

Jamie, is this what you had in mind? I left in the yellow flowers at the bottom for a bit more color, but can crop them out, too.
Thanks!

Nice going Bob.

I think the crop looks great and the yellow flowers in the bottom right add a nice splash of color in the right spot.

That crop made all the difference in the world here.
All the distractions are gone now. I like the inclusion of the yellow flowers quite a bit.

Thanks John, and Richard. I knew there was a good shot in there somewhere!

Nicely done, Paul! That is what I had in mind. Now I think the bee is the star of the show!

Hi Bob,
Your rework is much better.