£17.50
Pollinating Bee Lovers Pack
Pollinating Bee Lovers Pack
Pollinating Bee Lovers Pack
Pollinating Bee Lovers Pack

Pollinating Bee Lovers Pack

A great value starter pack to encourage solitary bees in your garden

Includes:
Mason Bee Nest Box
Wildflower Corner - Bumblebee Seed Mix
Guide to Solitary Bees in the garden

Makes a wonderful gift for anyone with a flower garden or allotment

£17.50
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Solitary bees are vital for pollinating fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers, these bees are non swarming and non aggressive and are safe with children and pets.

The Mason Bee Nest Box provides a protected home for Mason Bees and other Solitary Bees and is designed with removeable nest tubes that can be left out or moved into a cool shed or garage for overwintering.

Our  Wildflower Corner Bumblebee Mix contains Foxglove and Wild Marjoram, amongst other seeds, to create a wonderful display of colour as well as supporting wildlife with early and late sources of nectar before and after non-native plants are in colour.

Solitary bees live a fascinating life cycle and our full colour guide will help you identify the many species and learn all about them.

Contains:
Mason Bee Nest Box
Wildflower Corner - Bumblebee Mix
Guide to Solitary Bees in the garden

Weight:
100g approx

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Q: Do I need to take the pollinating bee log in during the winter?
A: No. The pollinating bee log has sufficient insulation with the thick timber sorround to protect the developing larve in the garden or orchard.
Q: I've got young children and am concerned that the bees will sting them!
A: Nesting solitary pollinating bees are stingless and are no threat to humans. 
Q: Do I need to add leaves or pollen in the bee tubes or do the bees do this?
A: All you need do is make sure the back of the tubes are tight against a solid surface or blocked off in some way and mount them on a south facing wall or in an orchard (depending on species). The bees will collect the nectar, leaves and mud themselves and it's fascinating watching them work.