Bee Hotel
By Carmel
27 Aug, 2008
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This is my lace wing box before the bees took over,
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I think i will put some of these up for next year.
27 Aug, 2008
Can I ask what a lace wing box is for? Do you try to attract them? Are they useful in the garden?
27 Aug, 2008
The box is to try and attract them, but i think it will be used by any insect that likes to seek shelter when the weather is bad or in the autum for hibernation. Lace wings, adult and young feed on aphids and other soft bodied insects.
28 Aug, 2008
Thanks, my curiosity is satisfied.... for now!
28 Aug, 2008
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Bee Nesting Box With Zinc Roof
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U might get some Honey Carmel ?:D
27 Aug, 2008