TIHOOD Natural Wooden Hanging Bee House for Gardens Natural Wooden Butterfly Hotel for Bee, Butterfly, Ladybirds, Habitat, Bee Hotel Garden

I hung this from a branch and it sits in my garden!I love giving the bees a place to rest!

Attractive and functional resting space for butterflies and bees. Looks good hanging in the garden. I plan to station additional houses around my garden and yard to help the pollinators.

Built solid

Nice insect house, good colors and easy to install

It's cute as heck, but I don't know how useful it will be. I don't know if I'm supposed to bring it into the shed for winter, but I doubt it can withstand being out all year long. So far I don't think anything is using it but that just might be because it's not in the right kind of location. I will say I enjoy seeing it in the garden for the whimsy factor.

It is super cute. It was easy to hang up. I like that it offers space for bees and other insects. (It did come with a pipe cleaner , but I have no idea what it is supposed to be used for, lol.)

I ordered this to replace another bee house that I had had for over two years. It was all wood so the previous one has lasted, but the wood is warping now and it's starting to fall apart.This one is super cute. I like that it's made of natural products. The vibrant red on the portion that has long oval slots attracts your eyes immediately. I think it's aesthetically appealing because of the 6 different possible nesting spots for bees or other insects. It comes with a hook to hang in from if needed, but you could also hang it off a nail if you think that's more sturdy.Honestly, the only insects I attracted on my previous been houses were spiders unfortunately. I'm hopeful the metal roof will enable this one to last longer as the rain should fall off it. I'm placing it near a bush that I've seen mason bees gathering pollen and nectar from. It came with a brush to clean the tubes out and I'll have to see if cleaning them regularly makes a difference to keep spiders out which may be why bees weren't nesting in there?Even if it doesn't attract bees, it's a cute addition to the garden. Like others have mentioned this would probably make a great gift for mother's day, for an avid gardener or for someone who likes natural garden decor.

This is a really cute bee house. I have another similar one and I think bees do actually use them so I wanted to get another. This is for the smaller mason bees that do not bother humans at all. They do pollinate my gardens which is wonderful.When the bees use this house they put bits of grass into the holes and over time become larvae then adult bees. Their life cycle is very interesting. I’m reading up how to make sure the bees are healthy.I am happy that I have this house so that I can rotate the houses and make sure they get cleaned up between years. I understand that it’s important to keep the molds and parasites from harming the bees.This house is very cute with the red color and the different holes. I will enjoy seeing it out on the garden fence.It does have a metal roof which will help keep the house drier inside. It seems reasonably sturdy. The house came with a little cleaning brush and a hook to hang it.I do wish the tubes and house were longer and deeper. This house may be more pretty than practical, but I will enjoy it as a decoration on the back fence either way. It would make a nice gift.