Beebombs, these small clay balls filled with wildflower seeds, have become a popular tool for eco-friendly gardeners and guerrilla gardening enthusiasts. But did you know that autumn is probably the best season to scatter them? Let's discover why and how to proceed for the best results.
Read MoreClimate change is increasingly affecting our environment, and bees are among the most vulnerable species facing this challenge. Extreme weather events, such as prolonged rains, heatwaves, and irregular seasons, are disrupting the natural rhythms bees rely on for food and survival.
Read MoreA fascinating bee with a terrifying name.
Read MoreIntroducing our Wildflower Seedball Making Kit, a fun activity for all ages which also helps to feed our bees and #bringthebeesback
Read MoreOur Beebomb Honey Gift Packs are a thoughtful, eco-friendly solution that your customers are sure to appreciate. Beautifully curated and presented, these gift packs contain four unique items:
Read MoreWhile honey bees are faring relatively well, the situation for wild bee species is more concerning. Out of approximately 2000 bee species in Europe, nearly 1 in 10 are facing the threat of extinction. Wild bees, which include bumblebees and solitary bees, are crucial pollinators but receive less direct human management than honey bees.Factors contributing to wild bee declines:
Read MoreWe're all about boosting biodiversity, promoting pollinators, and, let's be honest, bringing a bit of wildness back to our manicured landscapes. So let's talk about something that's been bothering us—this societal obsession with weeding.
Read MoreHabitat restoration projects can occur in many far flung parts of Europe and it can be beneficial to be close to the site and in a position to understand the topography, local fauna and the challenges inherent in helping nature return the area to a biodiverse and vibrant habitat.
Read MoreAt look at the history and utility of the beautiful Common Poppy.
Read MoreA winter profile of the hardy Buff Tailed Bumblebee
Read MoreThe Beebombs sustainability pledge 2022. 100% off grid by December…
Read MoreGreat day at Joy Cafe making Beebombs
Read MoreWinner of the Beebomb Bee Pic competition for July 2018 - announced.
Read MoreA showroom for all the incredible blooms we’ve had so far. These pictures have all been sent in by brilliant Beebombers all over the UK #bringthebeesback
Read MoreBeebombs making messy fun day at Joy Cafe in Churchill Gardens, Boscombe. Wednesday 1st August at 1pm
Read MoreFirst spotted in the UK in only 2001. It seems the Tree Bumblebee arrived here under it’s own steam. It has spread rapidly throughout the UK, has not harmed local native bee populations and is a good pollinator so a welcome addition
Read MoreDelicate and skilful, the Leaf-Cutter Bee is an incredibly interesting genus of bee that contains nearly 1500 recognised species. Some pulp the leaves and plant material to create their nests, many neatly cut the material directly from the plant.
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