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Mason Bee Nest
Mason Bee Nest

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Believe it or not, there's a kind of bee that is up to 90% more efficient at pollinating plants than honeybees! Plus, it doesn't sting. It's a common species called the mason bee, and you can encourage its presence in your garden by offering a place for the bees to rest.

About 2/3 the size of a honeybee, mason bees nest in holes created by woodpeckers and beetles, so this similarly designed nesting habitat will invite these hard-working pollinators to nest and help pollinate your garden. Made of durable, decorative cedar, it is easy to hang. No assembly required; nest includes 10 nesting tubes and 2 replacement tube. 6 1/4"H x 8"W x 7"D

Comes with complete, easy-to-read instructions.
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 -  Wednesday, July 16, 2008
PLEASED SO FAR
Reviewed By: LINDA (VIRGINIA BEACH, VA)
THERE IS A SPACE ABOVE THE SLIDE AREA, ANTS ARE TRYING TO MAKE IT A HOME. OTHERWISE, MOST OF THE TUBES ARE FULL

 -  Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Pleased with Bees
Reviewed By: Maggie (Boston, MA)
Our Mason bee box has been a big success for two years. I did add a piece of vinyl tile on top, to protect the wood from water/snow damage. But this was a pre-emptive strike, not a problem with the purchase. I may buy a second one during the current sale! MMRosenthal

 -  Tuesday, January 01, 2008
Use Doug Fir or Pine
Reviewed By: Rob Stock (Spokane Valley, WA)
Should not be using cedar. It repels the bees with its natural properties. Doug Fir or Pine are better options.


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