
BeeingHotel
A little house-shaped wooden nest with bamboo tubes, designed to host native solitary nesting bees - hit hard by deforestation and urbanisation.
A little house-shaped BeeingHotel, bee-friendly seeds and an e-book.
Three gestures to help your garden's pollinators


What's in the kit
Helping pollinators find a home, food, and get to know them better. In a kit that fits in a garden or on a balcony: it needs no maintenance and can be installed anywhere, a great gesture for protecting biodiversity and wild pollinators.

A little house-shaped wooden nest with bamboo tubes, designed to host native solitary nesting bees - hit hard by deforestation and urbanisation.

A mix of long-flowering seeds, selected for the wellbeing of bees and pollinating insects. Ready to sow.
A digital book full of fun facts about bees. Suitable for kids too, to discover them together.
BeeingHotel
Our Bee Hotel offers space and encourages various pollinator species to settle in your garden. Besides European honeybees, there's a huge variety of solitary nesting bees looking for a welcoming home to nest in.
Cavity-nesting bees use hollow plant stems or holes in wood to lay their eggs. These solitary bees have no queen or workers, and don't store honey in their small nests - but they do a huge amount of work for the flowers around your home.
Our bee hotel has a depth of 12 cm, the ideal length to ensure reproductive success: it protects solitary bees and shields them from weather and parasites.
Order the kit
BeeingHotel
House-shaped,
12 cm deep
How to position it
The nest/shelter needs to be sheltered from the wind. A few precautions, great success.
Protect it from excess moisture: under an eave, a canopy, a gutter - or any other cover.
With the entrance facing south-east, the morning sun dries it quickly and activates its guests.
Place it at 1 m height on a tree, post or wall - sturdy and free of vegetation in front.
The wind shouldn't shake it or knock it down: use sturdy screws or hooks to anchor it well.
Why help them
Bees are essential to our ecosystem, but other pollinators too - like mason bees, bumblebees and countless other insects - play a decisive role in pollinating the flowers we eat every day.
By getting the Biodiversity Kit, you give these friends a comfortable home, and get the chance to sow seeds of plants that actively contribute to their health.

e-book included
A digital book full of fun facts about bees, written by the Beeing team and illustrated to be enjoyable for kids too.
Newsletter
Seasonal tips for your Biodiversity Kit, news on Beeing products and a few fun facts about solitary bees. One email a month, nothing more.
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