Solitary bee house

Finally finally, the weather seems to have warmed up, and the cocoons in the bee houses are coming to life. The emerging bees will chew a little hole, and crawl...

These DIY bee house plans are beneficial for anyone interested in building a bee hotel but do not have the proper tools or know-how.

Blog post featured on Twinkl in its article "Why Are Bees So Important?" Since you're reading this post, the chances are that you are already familiar with the concept of solitary bee houses and hotels. Solitary bees are important pollinators and a gardener's friend, and providing nesting habitat is a great way to help

Bee boxes, often called bee “houses” or “hotels,” offer an opportunity to learn about Virginia’s solitary bees while helping pollinators. However, if constructed improperly or neglected after installation, these habitats can actually be harmful to solitary bees.

The best mason bee house location has the proper orientation, height, and mounting. Adequate forage and nesting material must be close by.

The bee bricks are the same size as regular bricks and are perfectly suited for non-swarming solitary bees like red masons and leafcutters, which are great pollinators. Made using 75% recycled material from the Cornish China Clay industry, the bee bricks feature openings of various sizes and also add a pleasant touch to any facade.

The Green&Blue range of contemporary bee houses are designed and made in Cornwall and create a safe, stylish nesting place for non-swarming solitary bees. Stand them in the garden or build into a wall, they make a beautiful feature in a bee friendly landscape.

We've created a home for creatures small and smaller. Hive Five is a bee house for solitary bees made from 5 pieces of solid Douglas Fir. Solitary bees are

mason bee housing

Bee & Bug Tower Hotel: This is a project to aid our garden workers - our bee's, insects, bugs and butterflies. There are lots of varieties of bug houses and this is just a different way of doing it.