Beesare essential for maintaining biodiversity through pollination—the process of transferring pollen between plants, enabling fertilization and seed production.
80%
of all flowering plants worldwide are pollinated by bees.
71/100
food crops humanity growns are pollinated by bees.
90%
of world's nutrition comes from those 71 food crops pollinated by bees.
Supporting Ethical Apiaries
We work with apiarists using ethical beekeeping practices and prioritizing bee health and the ecosystem. This supports a healthy bee colony and sustainable local ecosystems with great quality bee products.
Our honey and propolis are certified organic.
Embracing Biodiversity.
Bees are facing a crisis having lost much of their natural habitat due to urban development, change of land use and intensive farming. That's why we are giving away a free Bee Hotel to all our customers on our subscription plan. Designe for solitary bees, our Bee Hotels are handcrafted with care.
Sustainable materials
Our Bee Hotel are made from untreated pine wood and natural reeds.
Smart DIY design
They are easy to assemble without the need for glue and screws.
More biodiversity
A greater presence of solitary bees ensures the pollination of wild plants, which in turn supports other forms of wildlife.
More shelters
Every bee hotel provides essential shelter for the solitary bees.
Upcycling our Packaging
The reeds in our packaging materials can be upcycled into habitats for your Bee Hotel.
Natural
Stem bundles of natural reeds of various diameters (8-10mm) and (10-15cm) length can serve as habitats for the bees.
Safe
Solitary bees prepare their nest inside the Bee Hotel by dividing the cavity into sections. In each section, they place a pollen ball as food, lay an egg, and then seal it off before moving to the next one.
Resilient
Resistant to moisture and mold and easy to split for cocoon transfer.
Versatile
Our natural reeds provide a welcoming habitat for a diverse range of pollinators: mason bees and cavity nesting bees.
