Insect hotel with stake
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Insect hotel with stake
Description
Freestanding insect hotel for the garden
With the stake, you can easily push the beautiful insect house into the soil of your garden. Provide food that meets the natural needs of insects, such as wildflowers and herbs, to attract insects such as butterflies and ladybugs or bees to the nest box. The bee hotel features various nesting sites made of different materials such as pine cones, sawdust, and hollow bamboo sticks. The insect nest box is fun for both adults and children to look at and is also educational.
Bee house on a stake
- Can attract various insects and bees
- Spaces with different hiding options
- Support biodiversity - Plant flowers and herbs
- Decide yourself how deep to push the stake into the ground
- Decorative object in the garden - Interesting for children
Delivery includes
- 1x Insect hotel
- 1x Stake
- Decoration not included
- Partially pre-assembled
Insect house with stake at a glance
- Total dimensions with stake HxWxD: approx. 148 x 16 x 11 cm
- Nest box itself HxWxD: approx. 79 x 16 x 11 cm
- Drilled holes in wooden sticks Ø approx. 8 mm
- Hollow bamboo sticks: Ø approx. 5 - 15 mm
- Drilled holes in wooden panel: Ø approx. 6 and 11 mm
- Opening for butterflies HxW: approx. 7.5 x 1 cm
- Total weight approx. 1.8 kg
- Made of pine wood, galvanized steel mesh
- Natural color
Tips for a suitable location
- The insect box must be placed in a dry, sunny location and protected from the elements
- Face the breeding chambers south to ensure sunlight and warmth
- Plant wildflowers or herbs in the surrounding area
- All year round: Leave the bee hotel outside in winter to prevent premature emergence