The local bees will find it hard to resist taking up residence in this handcrafted and environmentally friendly beehive, and they'll quickly set up shop in its natural nesting tubes. Designed to imitate the natural wood preferred by the Mason Bee (a variety that is non-aggressive and excellent pollinators), this habitat gives the little buzzers a protected place to store their larvae and helps support the endangered bee population. The best part? Sit back and enjoy these humming pollinators as they provide you and your backyard guests with hours of peaceful entertainment for years to come. Handmade by Jo-Anne & Gerald Warren in Canada.
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With a name like Amaranth, a mythical flower that is said to never fade, Jo-Anne & Gerald Warren's stoneware has a lot to live up to. Using a firing process that can exceed 2000 degrees, Amaranth products are built to last, withstanding all elements and seasons, yet maintaining their signature charm. Each stoneware piece is made in an environmentally friendly fashion.
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My mom loves it and looks forward to supporting a small community of bees.
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I have not given this to my Mom yet, so I can't speak to how well it works. Appears to be easy to set up and looks well made.
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just love it
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Our environmental, college age daughter was surprised and happy to have received such a unique gift.
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Beautiful quality
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Haven't put up outside yet since it is still snowing in Colorado. Can't wait to watch the bees get busy and a learning tool also for my young grandson..
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THIS PRESENT IS DOPE - AND BY DOPE I MEAN AWESOME! I always try to find my parents gifts that won't clutter up their home and are easy to enjoy. THIS BLEW THEM AWAY (our guests were buzzing over its beautiful construction). When we opened it I was absolutely blown away by its quality in construction a little smaller than I imagined but I didn't look at the measurements online before buying it. Even if no bees move into it on the farm, something will, and that's fine. My mama will watch it all the same. As an Audubon Society employee I recommended this to all my coworkers for their nature-loving families, and recommend it to all who read this review!
But don't turn it upside down or all the small tubes inside of it will fall out!
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My sister is a lover of nature and wanted to learn how to raise bees...I thought this would be a good first step into learning more about bees.
Who knows maybe she'll start her own bee farm.
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Given as a gift to my mom, and she absolutely loves it (even though she hasn't even used it yet!). It appears to be very good quality, and hopefully it will be a great addition to her gardens!
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Product appears apropriate and is installed around a wood pile that attracts these bees. We'll see if the bees decided if it works for them. We're hopeful.
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