Mason Bees

Attract (and keep!) more pollinators to your garden with this dual-purpose container. Planter box houses your favorite nectar-rich flowers above, and gives non-stinging mason bees a convenient place to nest below. Can be set on a level surface or hung on a wall or fence.

Here's a simple way to attract more pollinators to your garden. Mason bees have been found to substantially increase yields in all sorts of crops, from fruit to nut trees. If you've planted almonds, blueberries, cherries, strawberries, or raspberries, see what happens when you bring mason bees in to nest!

For use with our Mason Bee House and Planter Combo. Nesting tubes should be replaced every spring, after resident mason bees have emerged.

Five types of flower seed from our friends at High Mowing Organic Seed to bring (and safely feed!) more bees to your garden.

A sunny yellow home to reward the gentle, hardworking mason bee. Hang multiples to create functional, honeycomb wall art!

The rising popularity of pollinator gardens inspired this hexagonal birdbath bowl which welcomes pollinators as well. Honeybees and other beneficial insects also need a source of fresh water, and this bowl gives them the opportunity to sip at the water's edge. Keeping the petals of the central flower dipping below the water level allows them to land and drink. Includes a threaded stake.