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Mr Z native bee hotels provides a bespoke habitat for solitary Australian native bees to establish a home in your garden.

Made in the Adelaide Hills from locally sourced timber. Each hotel is unique and not one is the same.

16/11/2024

Spring has truly sprung, so if you haven’t already got a native bee hotel in your garden, we have plenty in stock. Still only $40.00. Msg us to arrange purchase.

21/09/2024

The bees are buzzing this spring. Make sure you have a bee hotel in your garden for them to rest up in.

24/08/2024

An early taste of spring and the bees are buzzing. Bee hotels are available for $40, a must to give those tired bees a resting spot in your garden.

29/06/2024

It may be cold outside, but Mr Z and his beneficial insect friends buzz around when they can and when they are not you will find them sheltering out of the weather. Make sure you have a place for them to shelter in your garden. PM us for aMr Z Bee Hotels only $40.

22/06/2024

Happy to support local community footy club with a bee hotel for their festival of female footy.

31/05/2024

Mr Z and his benficial insect friends love lavender as it is rich in pollen and nectar which keeps them with full bellies. They are naturally attracted to lavender with its vibrant shades of purple and blue. Lavender flowers are long lasting and can be relied upon to flower for most of the year. What are you waiting for plant some lavender now it is low maintenace and grows just about anywhere, and most importantly Mr Z will love you for it. If you haven’t already purchased a Mr Z bee hotel they are still only $40 and will provide a place for Mr Z and his friends to rest after a feed of lavender pollen.

18/05/2024

Autumn flowers providing a smorgasbord for our hunger native bees. Bee Hotels $40 PM for orders.

28/04/2024

With Mothers Day next month what a great gift idea, a bee hotel gift basket includes chocolates. $70.00. Pick up only.

28/03/2024

Mr Z says attracting pollinators into a food garden is important for good vegetable and fruit production. Cosmos caudatus is a flat shaped flower that is rich in pollen it is also know as kings salad and has many uses as it is edible and a medicinal herb.

What are you waiting for, get some Cosmos into your garden, a tasty snack for Mr Z and his native bees and insects friends, and dont forget a bee hotel for them to rest up in when their bellies are full. Can be purchased directly, through retail stockist or Buy Aussie Now.

25/02/2024

Flowers to Encourage Native Bees to your Garden

Native bees forage for food from early spring to late autumn. You can encourage them to visit your garden along with their insect friends by providing a smorgasbord of flowers and native plants to choose from that includes nectar and pollen. Include plently of white, yellow, blue and purple, these colours will tantalise the taste buds of the native bees.

Suggestions on what to plant:

Long flowering season annuals, perennials, and herbs like phacelia, sweet peas, feverfew, abulia, salvias, citrus and mint.

Early spring flowers like calendula, wallflowers, herbs and lavender.

Late summer and autumn flowers like asters, alyssum, chicory, coriander, parsley, basil, dill, borage, and plectranthus.

Australian natives like eucalypts, tea trees, wattles, Australian bluebells, fan flowers, christmas bush, bottlebrushes, boobialas, native buttercup, emu bushes, native lilac, hardenbergia, and bush peas.

Native bees love white, yellow, blue and purple flowers.

Don’t forget, make sure your garden has a native bee hotel for all those bees to have a rest after a big feed.

Mr Z native bee hotels only $40. Buy direct or check out stockist across South Australia.

Address

Belair, SA
5052

Telephone

+61410470290

Website

http://www.mrzbeehotel.com.au/

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