Many people confuse mason bees with carpenter bees. They are both solitary bees, but mason bee … [Read more...] about Did You Know Mason Bee Mandibles Aren’t Strong Enough to Chew Wood?
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Did You Know? – How many eggs mason bees lay?
Mason bees only lay 15 eggs in their lifetime. When you host, you are helping mason bee populations … [Read more...] about Did You Know? – How many eggs mason bees lay?
Did You Know? When are mason bees active?
Mason bees fly in Spring and are active March through April. They are usually done laying their eggs … [Read more...] about Did You Know? When are mason bees active?
Did You Know Mason Bee Cocoons are Waterproof? Learn about how we clean them
Did you know that mason bee cocoons are completely waterproof? We wash our bees to remove pests like … [Read more...] about Did You Know Mason Bee Cocoons are Waterproof? Learn about how we clean them
Teach Your Neighbors About Solitary Bees & The Importance of Not Spraying Pesticides
In this blog, we provide information for you to teach your neighbors about solitary bees. Most … [Read more...] about Teach Your Neighbors About Solitary Bees & The Importance of Not Spraying Pesticides
SAFE GARDENING TIP – Learn Safe Ways to Remove Dandelions
Dandelions have a bad reputation in the gardening world, but they are actually quite beautiful and … [Read more...] about SAFE GARDENING TIP – Learn Safe Ways to Remove Dandelions
Amazing facts about mason bees
DID YOU KNOW.... Each female mason bee can visit up to 2000 flowers each day. The male to female … [Read more...] about Amazing facts about mason bees
Mason Bees- Why No Holes or Few Holes Plugged?
Mason bee season has come to an end and we want to thank everyone who hosted with us. If you haven't … [Read more...] about Mason Bees- Why No Holes or Few Holes Plugged?
Mason Bee Host Story – My introduction to mason bees
Three years ago I was introduced to mason bees at a local flower and garden nursery. I had never … [Read more...] about Mason Bee Host Story – My introduction to mason bees