Education

Mason Bee Predators & Year-Round Care Tabletop Banner (17")

Name: Mason Bee Predators & Year-Round Care Poster
Brand: Rent Mason Bees
Price: 95 USD
Availability: InStock

17-inch tabletop banner.

Teach one of the most important parts of hosting mason bees: proper care and predator prevention.
This 17" retractable tabletop banner is a visual teaching guide to mason bee predators and year-round care. It helps bee hosts understand what can happen inside their nesting material, how to identify common threats, and the steps they can take throughout the year to keep their bees healthy.
Featuring photos of common predators including pollen mites, Houdini flies, mono wasps and chalkbrood, along with a year-round care guide, this display makes important mason bee education easy to understand and share.
Perfect for classrooms, workshops, Master Gardeners, garden clubs, nurseries and community events.

Why You'll Love It

Predators Up Close: Shows what common mason bee predators look like inside nesting material
Year-Round Care Guide: Walks hosts through important seasonal care
Easy to Understand: Clear photos and visuals make complex information simple
Portable & Lightweight: Perfect for classrooms, workshops and outreach tables
Retractable Design: Sets up in seconds and stores neatly inside its protective base
Educational Resource: Created by Rent Mason Bees based on years of hands-on experience caring for millions of mason bees

What It Teaches

How to recognize common mason bee predators
Why nesting material should be opened and cleaned
Why bee houses should not be left unmanaged year after year
How fall harvesting and cleaning help protect the next generation
The key steps for caring for mason bees throughout the year

Perfect For

Teachers and classrooms, Master Gardeners, garden clubs, nurseries, workshops, pollinator events, farmers markets and anyone teaching others about proper mason bee care.
A bee house may look healthy on the outside, but what's happening inside matters. Help more people learn how proper care can protect mason bees for generations to come.