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Solitary Bee Hotel

Manufacturer: CJ Wildlife
Solitary Bee Hotel
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  • Solitary Bee Hotel Small In stock
    £14.16
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About this product

The Solitary Bee Hotel is an attractive addition to the wildlife friendly garden, specifically designed to attract solitary nesting bees and similar insects. Built from sustainably sourced timber and bamboo to provide a variety of hole apertures that provide perfect homes for a variety of the nearly 250 solitary bee species found in the UK, it is a wonderful way to support these important pollinators in your garden.  

Simply site the box in a visible warm place at least 1m from the ground, ideally oriented to face between southeast and south and to catch some sun. It is helpful to have soil nearby, and food sources such as flowers, orchards and fruit. You'll be able to watch as solitary bees take residence, blocking off the openings with mud as they lay eggs and rear their young within. 

 

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Available in three sizes (W x D x H):

Small: 150mm x 160mm x 250mm

Large: 150mm x 160mm x 360mm

Customer Reviews (1)

  • Tubes not as pictured or to dimensions
    By Michael 25 Dec 2021 Written for Small
    I picked this out as it says it’s the recommended depth of 150 mm which it isn’t. It also isn’t 160 mm wide as stated. Potentially some smaller species may use it but holes are too small for red mason or leafcutter bees. Well made but not as it looks and not to dimensions shown.
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