Pollinator boxes

Celebrate mason and leafcutter bees with your family by providing bee houses and harvesting their cocoons to keep them safe. We have three styles of bee houses you can make with just a few simple tools and supplies.

To attract bee polinators to your garden, you can create a pretty DIY Bee House or even a Bee Hotel for the solitairy bee species.

Learn how to create shelter for bees. Fun and easy DIY ways to provide a resting place for the unseen garden helpers. With lots of bee hotel examples.

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By providing food and water in your garden, you can encourage native bees to visit and by making them a bee hotel, you can encourage them to stay. Why is this important? Bee’s are crucial po…

Attract pollinators to your garden with plants. Gather your materials to provide a place for them to find shelter with a pollinator palace.

Mason bees like to live in areas with lots of nooks and crannies. An old wood pile or dead tree is their 'natural' habitat, but a homemade bee house or a bee house from the market are great substitutes to help attract them. Here are some tips for choosing the perfect location for your B&B:

Whether you don't have the yard space or just want the easier maintenance, you can easily create a container butterfly garden in planters

Pollinators like bees, butterflies, and other flying insects, are essential to a healthy garden. Here's how to attract them to your garden.

How to tell if I have a bee problem. Follow this flow chart to identify the difference between a honeybee, mason bee, bumble bee, wasp, hornet, or yellow jacket. Bees in the D can help with honey bee swarm, or low risk honey bee colony removal. Message us with a photo of colony or bees for more assistance.