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Oypla Wooden Stick Bee Wildlife Insect Hotel House Garden Nest Shelter Box Habitat

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Product information

Description

Support local wildlife and bring your garden to life with this wooden bee and insect hotel, designed to provide a safe nesting and shelter space for beneficial insects. Ideal for attracting solitary bees, ladybirds, and other pollinators, this natural habitat helps encourage biodiversity and supports healthy plant growth. Insect hotels are widely used by gardeners to promote pollination and create a thriving ecosystem in outdoor spaces.

Constructed from natural wood and filled with a variety of materials such as hollow sticks and tubes, this insect house mimics the natural nesting environments that many species rely on. Solitary bees, for example, lay their eggs in small tunnels found in wood or plant stems, making this type of structure an ideal substitute for natural habitats. The multi-section design provides different spaces suited to a variety of insects, helping to attract a wider range of wildlife to your garden.

Designed for easy placement, the compact and lightweight structure can be hung on a wall, fence, or tree in a sheltered, sunny spot. Minimal maintenance is required, making it a simple yet effective way to enhance your garden environment. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just starting out, this insect hotel offers an easy way to support nature while adding a charming decorative feature to your outdoor space.

Dimensions: L26 x W11 x H37cm

Features

  • Brand
    OYPLA
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Suitable for solitary bees
    Yes
  • Height
    37 cm
  • Width
    11 cm
  • Material
    Wood
  • Weight
    2 kg
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME31194283
  • MMID
    940652820526
  • Product code
    OYP4493
  • EAN
    5060544757070
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!
How to set up an insect hotel
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