Insect and wild bee hotels made of wood - a contribution to species protection and garden ecology

In our gardens and urban environments, it is becoming increasingly difficult for wild bees and other insects to find suitable nesting sites. There are many reasons for this: landscapes that are too tidy, a lack of wild areas and the general decline in biodiversity. This is where wooden insect and wild bee hotels offer an effective and natural solution.

Our insect hotels are specially designed for various species of bees and wasps. They not only offer protection, but also optimum conditions for nest building. With our products, you make a significant contribution to protecting these important pollinators.

FAQ - Insect and wild bee hotels

Why are insect hotels important?

Insect hotels help to compensate for the lack of natural nesting sites. They provide insects with safe hiding places and nesting opportunities, which is particularly important for wild bee species that are finding fewer and fewer habitats in nature.

What materials are used in our insect hotels?

We use sustainably sourced hardwood, such as beech, with precisely drilled holes. These provide optimal nesting conditions and are also easy to clean. Alternatively, we also offer variants with reed tubes, which should be replaced regularly to maintain the hygiene and attractiveness of the nesting site.

How does my garden benefit from an insect hotel?

By attracting wild bees and other beneficial insects, you promote biodiversity in your garden. These insects help to control pests and are hard-working pollinators, which has a positive effect on the health and diversity of your plant life.

Are wild bees dangerous?

Wild bees are completely harmless to humans and pets. They are not aggressive and generally do not sting, which makes them ideal garden inhabitants.

Where should an insect hotel be placed?

The ideal location is somewhere sunny and sheltered from the wind and rain. It is important that the insect hotel remains accessible all year round to provide the insects with continuous protection and nesting opportunities.