Bee Home Guides
All the basics about what our bee homes do, what you can expect to see, and how to maintain them is covered in our bee home guide, which you can download here:
Scopa Bee Home Guide
How and Where to Install a Solitary Bee House
Setting up your wild bee home is easy, though there are some things that can help increase your odds of successfully attracting bees to live inside.
What To Do When Your Bee Blocks Fill Up (And How to Make a Simple Release Box)
After your bee home has been up for a few weeks, you might have noticed that some blocks have been sealed up at the front. This can take many forms, from a simple mud cap common among some mason bees...
How to Keep Earwigs, Ants and Spiders Out of Your Bee Hotel
The thing about small cavities in wood is that they appeal to many types of insects and even some arachnids - most commonly earwigs, ants and various spiders. While we don't have anything against these other animals, we want to...
How to Open a Bee Viewing Block for Cleaning
This guide will walk you through how to open up one of our bee viewing blocks so that you can clean it out. The process for our regular bee blocks is identical, except that there is no window, of course....