Mason Bee Houses for the Garden Wooden Bee Hive Hanging Insect Hotels Teal Bee

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Mason Bee Houses for the Garden Wooden Bee Hive Hanging Insect Hotels Teal Bee House
Attract a large variety of beneficial insects to improve plant health naturally:
Naturally maintain and improve the health of the plants in your yard, landscape, or garden by attracting beneficial insects! This pollinator house has various size hollow tubes and pre-drilled wood blocks to attract a wide variety of helpful pollinators. Attract gentle solitary bees capable of pollinating up to 20x that of honeybees to help your plants reach their full potential! Constructed with naturally rot-resistant premium cedar, this house comes with a pre-installed easy-mount hanger.
Bamboo Shoots:
Hollow bamboo tubes have differing diameter openings, allowing this house to be used by a wider variety of solitary pollinators
Mason Bees:
These solitary bees are very small and friendly pollinators that very rarely bite or sting (The male mason bee doesn't even have a stinger!). Capable of pollinating up to 10 times the number of flowers as a honeybee, these gentle bees will help your plants reach their full potential! These bees will use the hollow reeds and pre-drilled wood blocks to lay their eggs, capping each cavity off with a bit of mud.
Leaf Cutter Bees:
These solitary bees are very small and friendly pollinators that very rarely bite or sting. Capable of pollinating up to 20x the flowers as a honeybee, these gentle bees will help your plants reach their full potential! These bees will use the hollow reeds and pre-drilled wood blocks to lay their eggs, capping each cavity off with a bit of plant matter.
Where to hang your pollinator house:
Place your insect house as close as possible to the area you are wanting the insects' help pollinating and protecting, or where you have noticed the desired insects' activity - a flower bed, garden, or blossoming trees or bushes.
The insects prefer a warm, dry place protected from the wind and rain with exposure to plenty of sunlight. Morning sun is important; it gets the insects warmed up and out earlier each day and helps with an earlier hatch for the bees in the spring. The house should be hung at about eye level on a secure fence or arbor post to keep it from moving too much when windy. Be sure that the front of the house is facing away from the typical incoming rain patterns in your area.
Monitor the insect house for a few weeks for any activity, and be aware of what insects are in your garden or landscape. If after a few weeks you do not notice any wanted insect activity, the location may not be suitable. Try re-locating your insect house to another sunny location.
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