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Wildlife World Solitary Bee Tubes Wooden (Pack of 50) BTW1
- Do you know what a solitary bee is?
- As the name suggests, solitary bees don’t tend to live in colonies or hives.
- Attracting solitary bees to the garden is not only safe but beneficial to the pollination of flowers, fruit and vegetables.
- Site in a sunny position facing between south to the south-east to catch some morning sun.
- From March to August these bee species will lay eggs in the tubes and create a series of cells from mud or leaf.
£10.79 (£0.22 / count)
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