Insect Habitats

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• Bees are one of the Earth's greatest pollinators! Bees naturally boost the success of blooms all year round.
• Among bees' favorite plants: Alyssum, Bee balm, Monarda, Black-eyes Susan, Butterfly weed, Clover, Geraniums, Poppies
• Place bee habitat in an open sunny area that is protected from wind. Place near a water source.
• Firmly affix bee habitat to permanent location at least thirty-nine inches from the ground.

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• Butterflies are nature's second most active pollinators… right behind bees. A butterfly habitat provides protection from predators and helps attract more of them to your yard to support a healthy eco-system
• Plants that attract butterflies: Allium, Aster, Echinacea, Lavender, Lilac, Mint, Pansy, Phlox
• Place near nectar bearing flowers in a protected area of the garden, just a few feet from the ground.

NOTE: Image for illustration only. This item comes in assorted colors. Functionality remains consistent.

Manufacturer Product Information
• Bees are one of the Earth's greatest pollinators! Bees naturally boost the success of blooms all year round.
• Among bees' favorite plants: Alyssum, Bee balm, Monarda, Black-eyes Susan, Butterfly weed, Clover, Geraniums, Poppies
• Place bee habitat in an open sunny area that is protected from wind. Place near a water source.
• Firmly affix bee habitat to permanent location at least thirty-nine inches from the ground.

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Native bees are the most prolific pollinators on our planet. A solitary native bee can pollinate several thousand blooms per day, regardless of chilly or cloudy weather. And because their sole focus is pollination, they make friendly, non-aggressive neighbors.

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• Each Mason Bee can do the pollinating work of 120 honey bees.
• Increased pollination means improved yields on fruits, nuts, and berries.
• Makes a great gift for gardening friends.

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This kit contains everything you need to introduce and attract beneficial mason bees to your garden. It includes: The Plan Bee! Mason Bee Nest; an informative Mason Bee book written by Christopher O’Toole, one of the world authorities on bees; and a certificate that can be redeemed for 6 live Mason Bee cocoons.

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• Save the bees: Because of loss of habitat, native bees are declining in numbers.
• Pollinate your garden: Bees help pollinate about 30% of our food supply and 90% of plants.
• Attract native bees: These solitary, non-stinging bees out pollinate honey bees 80 to 1.
• Create a nursery: Females lay eggs in tubes and protect them with a mud seal
• Place bee habitat in an open sunny area that is protected from wind. Place near a water source.
• Firmly affix bee habitat to permanent location at least thirty-nine inches from the ground.
• Plant native plants and flowers nearby to draw super-pollinating native bees to your bee house.

Manufacturer Description
Native bees are the most prolific pollinators on our planet. A solitary native bee can pollinate several thousand blooms per day, regardless of chilly or cloudy weather. And because their sole focus is pollination, they make friendly, non-aggressive neighbors.

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• Save the bees: Because of loss of habitat, native bees are declining in numbers.
• Pollinate your garden: Bees help pollinate about 30% of our food supply and 90% of plants.
• Attract native bees: These solitary, non-stinging bees out pollinate honey bees 80 to 1.
• Create a nursery: Females lay eggs in tubes and protect them with a mud seal
• Place bee habitat in an open sunny area that is protected from wind. Place near a water source.
• Firmly affix bee habitat to permanent location at least thirty-nine inches from the ground.
• Plant native plants and flowers nearby to draw super-pollinating native bees to your bee house.

Manufacturer Description
Native bees are the most prolific pollinators on our planet. A solitary native bee can pollinate several thousand blooms per day, regardless of chilly or cloudy weather. And because their sole focus is pollination, they make friendly, non-aggressive neighbors.

Manufacturer Product Information
• Save the bees: Because of loss of habitat, native bees are declining in numbers.
• Pollinate your garden: Bees help pollinate about 30% of our food supply and 90% of plants.
• Attract native bees: These solitary, non-stinging bees out pollinate honey bees 80 to 1.
• Plant native plants and flowers nearby to draw super-pollinating native bees to your bee bath.

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This turquoise and yellow bee bath bowl is made of ceramic with a yellow flower in the center. Bee baths should be placed on the ground in a protected and shady location.

Manufacturer Product Information
• Save the bees: Because of loss of habitat, native bees are declining in numbers.
• Pollinate your garden: Bees help pollinate about 30% of our food supply and 90% of plants.
• Attract native bees: These solitary, non-stinging bees out pollinate honey bees 80 to 1.
• Plant native plants and flowers nearby to draw super-pollinating native bees to your bee bath.

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This blue and red bee bath bowl is made of ceramic with a red flower in the center. Bee baths should be placed on the ground in a protected and shady location.

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• Butterflies are nature's second most active pollinators… right behind bees. A butterfly habitat provides protection from predators and helps attract more of them to your yard to support a healthy eco-system
• Native bees are the most prolific pollinators on our planet. A solitary native bee can pollinate several thousand blooms per day, regardless of chilly or cloudy weather. And because their sole focus is pollination, they make friendly, non-aggressive neighbors.
• Called the garden's best friends, ladybugs guard your plants by feeding on aphids and other garden pests. By providing a home for ladybugs, you're helping conserve and restore native populations of these beautiful, natural garden protectors.

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This wooden multi-habitat hotel gives you a chance to provide safe homes for a variety of flying friends. Crafted from FSC-certified pine wood, the habitat house is sealed with a non-toxic, water-based finish.

It features separate spaces designed specifically for bees, butterflies, and ladybugs. The attached stake allows you to easily insert the habitat hotel into the grass or soil.

Dimensions: 8 x 7.5 x 60.5 inches

Manufacturer Product Information
• Butterflies are nature's second most active pollinators… right behind bees. A butterfly habitat provides protection from predators and helps attract more of them to your yard to support a healthy eco-system
• Native bees are the most prolific pollinators on our planet. A solitary native bee can pollinate several thousand blooms per day, regardless of chilly or cloudy weather. And because their sole focus is pollination, they make friendly, non-aggressive neighbors.
• Called the garden's best friends, ladybugs guard your plants by feeding on aphids and other garden pests. By providing a home for ladybugs, you're helping conserve and restore native populations of these beautiful, natural garden protectors.

Manufacturer Description
Includes butterfly habitat, tubes providing places for solitary bees to nest and lay their eggs and holes attracting ladybugs. Install this multi habitat in the garden to welcome pollinating butterflies and non-aggressive bees, as well as ladybugs that help with natural pest control. The habitat provides necessary shelter for egg-laying and shelter from inclement weather.

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• Ladybugs can be found in a variety of habitats like forests, grasslands, gardens and fields. In many countries they are associated with good luck. Farmers like ladybugs because they are voracious eaters of aphids, mites, mealy bugs and other crop eating insects.
• Plants that attract ladybugs: Angelica, Dill, Dandelions, Yarrow
• A ladybug house is a safe haven during winter months and it also provides a place to lay their eggs. Lady Bugs like to spend the winter in protected hiding places.