Pollinating insect shelter

Provide shelter for pollinating insects! This home contains several cavities for laying their eggs, for their larvae or just to spend the winter. This shelter replaces and plays the role of dead trees (snags) that we too often remove from our landscaping.

Bumblebees, wild and solitary bees, and many other insects beneficial to our gardens and flowerbeds will use these cavities.

Habitat :
City, Countryside, Forest, Body of water, Fields

Facility :
The vegetation must touch it, so install it a few centimeters above the ground.

Avoid using chemical fertilizers.
Keep the nest box outside all year round.
Place in the south-east but partial shade, insects like the morning sun.

Favorite plants and vegetation:
Native plants and herbs

Restrictions:
*** It is advisable to install the nest boxes towards the end of winter (End of February-Beginning of March)
***Perform maintenance every fall to prevent pests and diseases
***Do not drive screws or nails directly into trees.

Weight: 544g

Dimensions: 14 x 10 x 29 cm