Woodside Wooden Garden Bee House - Brown

This bee house is designed to attract solitary bees, such as mason bees and leafcutter bees, which are important pollinators.

Gently remove any debris and replace the nesting materials. You can clean the house with warm, soapy water.

Place it in a sunny, sheltered spot, ideally facing southeast, near flowering plants.

Clean the bee house at least once a year, preferably in late autumn or early winter, after the bees have finished nesting.

It's best to avoid painting the bee house as it may release chemicals that could be harmful to the bees. The natural wood is perfectly suitable.

With proper care, the bee house should last for several years. The durable wood construction is designed to withstand the elements.

Inspect the bee house regularly. If you find pests, remove them and clean the affected areas. Severe infestations may require replacing the nesting materials.

Ensure the location receives adequate sunlight and is sheltered from wind. Consider adding more flowering plants nearby to attract bees.

Regularly clean the nesting tubes and replace any soiled materials.