Accessories

The Reed Splitter easily opens natural reeds and tough-to-open bamboo — saving your fingers during harvesting! Harvesting mason bee cocoons is a quick and easy way to ensure healthier mason bee populations. And, loose cell management of leafcutter...

Are you unsure which reeds are partially filled with cocoons and which are empty and can be reused next season? Our Cocoon Finder helps you determine if cocoons are hiding in the back or if the reed is empty. Insert the Cocoon Finder into the open end of...

Save time and effort during your next bee cocoon harvest! Our Cocoon Comb is designed to provide the optimal angle for gently harvesting cocoons from our reusable wood trays. You'll receive either a green or brown comb made of Legacy Plastic — each...

We recommend Clean Bee™ as a safer alternative to bleach for targeting mold, chalkbrood (a fungal spore), and other surface diseases that can harm your mason bees. Click here to learn more about Clean Bee™ and view instructions...

The humidity gauge allows you to quickly and easily check the temperature and humidity levels in your cooler to ensure your hibernating mason bee cocoons are stored at the right humidity level. Modern frost-free refrigerators slowly dehydrate food, this...

A compact, humidity-controlled case protects your slumbering mason bee cocoons throughout the winter.  The consistent cold temperature of your fridge conserves the energy of your mason bee cocoons as they hibernate over winter. Storing your...

The BeeGuard Bag is designed to protect against ants, parasitic wasps, carpet beetles, and other pests from gaining access to your developing bees! Specifications: Machine washable Flat dimensions: 20″ x 21″ Color may vary Features: Can be...

Our Spring Total Accessories Package for Mason Bees includes the essentials to help you successfully raise spring mason bees. A perfect addition to your DIY bee house project! Specifications: InvitaBee Plus+ Mason Bee Attractant Mason Bee Mud...

Female mason bees build the walls of their nesting chambers out of mud or other "masonry" products to give each developing bee its own room in the nesting chamber. Female mason bees will then secure the nesting chamber with a thick mud end-cap to protect...

Female mason bees build the walls of their nesting chambers out of mud or other "masonry" products to give each developing bee its own room in the nesting chamber. Female mason bees will then secure the nesting chamber with a thick mud end-cap to protect...

Research suggests that mason bees are attracted to pheromones left behind from previous nesting seasons. InvitaBee™Plus+ Mason Bee Attractant is a USDA patented formula designed to mimic these pheromones and lure a variety mason bee species to...

Leafcutter bees use visual cues to help orientate themselves to their nests. After emerging from their cocoons, females take an orientation flight. They search for a suitable nesting site during this flight and learn the surrounding area to help them...