Garden designer and blogger Dawn Isaac's step-by-step guide to creating your own insect hotel

Upcycling and gardening go hand in hand with these upcycled garden ideas and quirky garden ideas using items from the thrift store and yard sale!

Make a Haven for the Solitary Bees and the Beneficial Insects, it is beautiful in the garden.

To enjoy the benefits of insects in your garden during the summer, there’s nothing better than offering them a safe haven in winter.

I know, it’s hard enough to make a harmonious and stylish home for ourselves, let alone for the bugs that surround us. But making a place for some of the creatures that support our ecosystem is becoming increasingly important. Inexplicable colony collapse disorder within the bee population, our continued use of pesticides that kill more than we intend, and general disregard for our ecosystem on grand levels is threatening the way we live.

Our project of the week - build a bug hotel! #homesfornature More

Insect Hotel Using Hollowed Out Log Pieces and Found Materials

Dawn Isaac has a blog called Little Green Fingers which she describes as "one mother's attempts to get her kids as addicted to gardening as she is." S

Create an insect hotel, a place for beneficial insects to reside, rest and breed in the vegetable garden. A garden project or study for children to monitor, watch and learn.

This homemade bug hotel is not only a wonderful winter habitat for beneficial insects, including bees and ladybugs, it also doubles up as a beautiful

Bug Hotels---Because solitary bees have no hive to defend, they are not aggressive, they rarely, if ever, sting.

▷ Warum ein Insektenhotel nützlich ist ✅ Die vielen und verschiedene Insektenhotel Bewohner ✅ Wann man ein Insektenhotel aufstellt und was im Winter zutun ist ✅ Hier weiterlesen ➽