Bees house

After the bee shed comes the bee house. However, in a break from tradition, this is a post about solitary bees rather than honey bees. Solitary bees include things like the Red Mason Bee. These were very common where I lived in the Midlands but this species of solitary bee is very much rarer in Scotland, although they are present in parts of Fife. Red mason bee … Steven Falk book I’ve no idea what’s about in this area of Fife so I’m putting up a couple of solitary bee houses to see if

Invite hole-nesting bees to perform their pollinating magic in your garden by creating a welcoming bee house they’ll love.

Help the environment and attract beneficial insects to your garden by following this easy step-by-step tutorial to build your own bug hotel!

Happy little Bee's at The Fortnum & Mason Garden (Chelsea Flower Show) - how gorgeous

If you're building the frame from scratch, create a simple box shape using wooden planks. Nail or staple the planks together securely. Make sure the front is

beautiful bee shelter

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Joined a Facebook bee club, and this post was on posted. I love bird-houses but these bee-houses are the cutes houses I've seen all year

Last week upscale retalier Williams-Sonoma announced an urban homesteady line of goods they call Agrarian. A number of Root Simple readers responded to the news after I linked to a Wall Street Journal article about the Agrarian line.

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.

Designed by Nadir Gasimov.

It is important to protect the timber of your hive to ensure its longevity. We recommend painting all Araucaria hives and all roofs with at least two coats of good quality outdoor paint. Western Red Cedar Many beekeepers use oils such as Tung oil or Linseed, to treat their cedar timber components, however, when finishing with oils in wet climates, mildew (black mould) can grow on the surface of your hive. This will not affect the structural integrity of your hive and should not have any…

bees like to live in cool houses too!

Attract bees to your garden with this easy-to-make container