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Insect House With Beneficial Insect Collection

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$37.37 $54.95 In stock

Category: Bundle

The perfect combination: A seed collection specifically designed to attract beneficial insects into your garden, and an Insect House to encourage them to stay. The ultimate way to attract good bugs to your garden. The Beneficial Insect Seed collection includes Queen Anne's Lace and alyssum for winter and spring flowers, dill, borage and salvia for summer and white cosmos for blooms well into autumn.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth ★★★★★

I hung the insect house near my vegetable bed last week and already see mason bees checking out the bamboo tubes. The included seed collection is a thoughtful touch—scattered them around and the pollinators are starting to show up.

John F. ★★★★★

The seed packets were a nice surprise, already sprouting in a week, and the insect house feels sturdy with its bamboo tubes. My garden is buzzing with new life.

Owen P. ★★★★★

The insect house has three different sized chambers and the seed mix sprouted within a week, which was faster than I expected. Our garden is already crawling with ladybugs and lacewings, making pest control feel effortless this season.