Mason bee mandibles aren’t strong enough to chew wood — they rely on pre-made holes to lay their babies.
We mark our nesting blocks with special scent cues to help guide them home… but sometimes, these clever little bees find other inviting holes in your garden or around your house to build their nests!
Today, I discovered a mason bee nest!
Take a look around your house — you might just find these amazing pollinators setting up home in unexpected places.
Solitary bee care changes with the seasons. Our emails help you know what to do next, from spring release through summer care, fall returns/harvest and winter preparation.
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