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CADOCA® 2x Insect Hotel 31x31x10cm Natural Wooden Bee Hotel Bug Shelter Garden Nest Box Wood Nesting House Butterflies Ladybirds Weatherproof Habitat for hanging

Name: CADOCA® 2x Insect Hotel 31x31x10cm Natural Wooden Bee Hotel Bug Shelter Garden Nest Box Wood Nesting House Butterflies Ladybirds Weatherproof Habitat for hanging
Brand: CADOCA
SKU: 997231
Price: 38.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

A home for bees and other beneficial insects, the CADOCA® Insect Hotel serves as a nesting and wintering aid crafted from natural materials such as fir, bamboo, pine cones, and bark. This insect hotel not only supports pollination and natural pest control but also provides an exciting opportunity to observe insects as they build their nests and care for their young. It is a decorative addition to any garden, appealing to both young and old.

Technical specifications

Size (LxWxH): 30.5 x 9.5 x 31 cm

Material: Pine, Bamboo, Pine cones, Metal grid

Includes hanging device (without mounting material)

Includes filling materials

Usage

Ideal for beneficial insects such as bees, lacewings, and beetles

Provides nesting and wintering opportunities

Supports natural pest control and pollination

Place or attach in a sunny, wind- and rain-protected location

Position at least 50 cm above the ground, ideally facing south

Place near flowering plants, meadows, bushes, or trees to meet insects' food needs

Can remain set up all year round

Do not paint or varnish

Other information

Space for: ladybirds, mason bees, digger wasps, butterflies, lacewings

Wire mesh for bird protection

Extra butterfly house included

Decorative eye-catcher in the garden

Features

Brand
CADOCA
Height
31 cm
Width
9.5 cm
Material
Wood
Weight
0.56 kg

Advice from

How to set up an insect hotel

An insect hotel is an artificial shelter designed to provide a safe home to a range of beneficial insects over the winter. They can be made up of a range of different materials such as reed stems to bark, straw, hollow bricks and logs. Read on to find out more about the various 'rooms' that make up an insect hotel!

Read our guide

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