national trust insect house
    national trust insect house
national trust insect house
national trust insect house
    national trust insect house
national trust insect house

National Trust Insect Tower

  • Multi-Species Design: Designed to cater to multiple beneficial insects, while remaining an attractive garden feature
  • Recommended by Buglife: "A really well designed and practical selection"
  • Enhanced Pollination: Supports essential pollinators, including at risk solitary bees

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national trust insect house

National Trust Insect Tower

£49.95
£49.95

Enrich your garden with our National Trust Insect Tower – a beautifully designed sanctuary for beneficial insects that will look great and add more diversity to every wildlife friendly garden. Built to last many years without the need for maintenance.

The leading invertebrate conservation charity in the UK, Buglife, has endorsed the complete National Trust Insect Habitat range, praising it as "a really well designed and practical selection" of habitats.

This expertly crafted tower features multiple specialised zones, including dedicated nesting tubes for solitary bees such as red mason bees, vertical slots perfect for butterflies, and custom openings for beneficial predators such as ladybirds and lacewings. Natural pine cones provide additional refuge spaces for various other helpful garden insects.

Dimensions:
Height: 650mm
Width: 210mm
Depth: 130mm

Weight:
3kg approx.

Helpful – Caring – Responsible

When Sean McMenemy started Noah’s Ark Wildlife Gardens as a landscaping business back in 1991, little did he know what a huge impact he was to make on the bird feeding and garden wildlife industries over the following decades.

Over 30-years later he still brings the same passion for garden wildlife to work every day, so it’s no wonder we’re so highly respected. Our expertise lies in providing carefully selected natural food and products that offer significant benefits to wildlife – with the type of customer service only true enthusiasm for our subject can bring.

Meeting a demand for natural, nutritious wildlife food

In those early days, Sean constantly received requests for help in making his clients’ natural gardens more wildlife friendly. Requests for bird food encouraged Sean to research bird feeding, and at that time he found problems in the market with quality and service. He knew then the only way forward was to create his own natural, nutritious range of wildlife food and present it in a way which benefited both the wildlife and the customer. Ark Wildlife was born.

The company has steadily grown since those early days, now standing as one of the UK’s largest independent suppliers of bird food and garden wildlife products, despatching over 500 parcels per day across the United Kingdom.

Exceptional service, because we care more than we can put into words

No matter how large our business is now, Ark Wildlife aims to combine the convenience of an online mail order outlet with the caring, helpful touch of a specialist shop. Our people make the difference. We take great pride in the energy, commitment and enthusiasm of our ever-growing workforce, still led by our inspirational driving force, Sean. If you read through some of Sean’s blog posts you will see how knowledgeable he is and how much he cares for the welfare of our wildlife.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the best place to put the Insect Tower?

The best position for insect hotels is in sunlight or light shade, preferably 1.5m off the ground.

Is water important to insects?

Water is as important to insects as it is to any visiting garden wildlife so a shallow source of fresh water should always be available.

Why should I have an insect hotel in my garden?

Insect hotels attract beneficial insects like solitary bees, ladybirds, and lacewings, which help with pollination and pest control.

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