Mason Bee House - Wax Coated Hotel for The Garden, Natural Handmade Wooden Waterproof Mason Bee Home, Attracts Peaceful Pollinators, Native Mason Bee Habitat

Correct depth of tube (6 inches), waxed for waterproofing, real wood instead of crappy plywood.Used an eyelet instead of the wobbly hanger it comes with, and looks perfect!!

I’ve been so aware of the bee population in decline, and felt over the years that it was something I personally could do to enrich the opportunity to create a space for pollinators to thrive. This mason bee house is just the thing for such a great cause. The bees find it all on their own, and lay their eggs inside the tubes (which are replaceable). After a few short weeks, the new baby bees drill their way out of the tube to begin their life as a pollinator. I love the bees, this sturdy hoes, and all of the ways in which to hang it. A keeper for years to come!

It matters to the bees where you put it. Not too hot, not too wet. Found a spot under my covered patio. They filled the house 80 percent. Pulled tubes and refilled with new. Love the house, but you can put the tubes in almost any container as long as it is protected from the elements.

Excellent quality with great design, look, and feel. Was easy to install after minor modifications to mounting hangers to match our placements.Not any fault of the manufacturer but our Mason Bee population did not seem to be attracted to these. Don’t know why, out of the 2 I ordered, only 1 filled and appears the 2nd has been abandoned.Previous Mason Bee House had Bamboo tubes as these are made of paper which makes harvesting the pup as easier.

Exactly what I needed

I haven't got any bees yet, but I'm sure I will. It's been up for just 3 days.

A bit too expensive... But it's completely filled now and the bees love it. But like I said.To expensive.

I loved the first one I bought so I got one for my friend. The Mason bees are no longer going under our siding! The are using this bee house.