Dewdrop Bee & Bug Hotel

Dewdrop Bee & Bug Hotel: A Stylish Sanctuary for Pollinators and Beneficial Insects

Invite nature into your garden with the Dewdrop Bee & Bug Hotel, a beautifully crafted insect habitat that supports biodiversity while adding a charming touch to your outdoor space. Perfect for attracting solitary bees, ladybirds, and other essential pollinators, this bug hotel is a functional and decorative addition to any eco-conscious garden.

Key Features:

• Attractive Dewdrop Design: Shaped like a dewdrop, this insect hotel combines aesthetics with functionality, blending seamlessly into your garden or patio décor.
• Multi-Chambered Habitat: Includes various compartments filled with natural materials such as bamboo tubes and wood shavings, providing nesting spaces for solitary bees, ladybirds, and other beneficial insects.
• Eco-Friendly Construction: Made from sustainably sourced wood, the Dewdrop Bee & Bug Hotel is a great way to support the environment and promote biodiversity.
• Weather-Resistant Build: Designed to endure the elements, it provides a safe shelter for insects year-round while maintaining its visual appeal.
• Easy to Hang and Place: Features a sturdy hanging hook for effortless installation on walls, fences, or trees in a sunny, sheltered location.

Product Details

• The Dewdrop Bee & Bug Hotel is made from FSC certified timber
• With a decorative woven bamboo finish around the Dewdrop's sides.
• The centre contains bamboo nesting tubes & a pretty aqua blue drilled log ideal for solitary bee nesting.
• The paint may be topped up with a water-based shade to maintain its appearance.
• No chemicals have been used in the construction of this habitat.

 Dimensions: 23 x 14 x 13.5 cm

Siting

• The Dewdrop Butterfly/Insect habitat should be hung in a sheltered sunny position, preferably catching some early morning sun which will warm the emerging adult bees when they hatch out in Springtime.

• Attracting solitary bees to the garden is not only safe but beneficial to the pollination of flowers, fruit and vegetables. Solitary bees are born pollinators!