Bee Nest Red

Nest for bees provides a flourishing garden

Solitary bees lack venomous stings and produce no honey, but they are valuable in your garden because they pollinate fruit trees and flowers. Therefore, make sure to put up a Bee nest so they have a place to stay.

Hives are decreasing, and it is believed to be due to a shortage of natural nesting sites. The Bee nest is filled with a collection of bamboo pipes that replaces the bees' natural nesting sites in hollow trees or stumps. The dimensions of the bamboo pipes are adapted to the bees that pollinate fruit trees. Read more about solitary bees here.

Placement of the bee nest

Place the bee nest in a sunny location, preferably on a wall with southern exposure, for example. It would be good to place it close to nectar-rich plants, or for example, a fruit tree, where you can make use of the pollination activity of the bees. Feel free to set up several bee nests. There is a great shortage of natural places for bees to live, and bee nests can really make a difference.