it’s not all about the bumble and honey. there are 4,000 species of bees in the ol’ US of A and many many many more invertebrates who help pollinate native plants. 

you like apples? watermelon? strawberries? don’t know what alfalfa is but think it’s important?

it’s time to think solitary bees. 

put it this way: you might feel solitary, like you are just one person, one business, one city.

but you are not too small to help.

get enough of these single pollinators together nesting in the right area and now you, yes, you, the solitary you, has moved the earth one step closer to solving the pollination equation.

alright alright, a thousand photos on this website of the golden girls we all know and love and we haven’t mentioned how to align with them specifically yet?

well, get your honey bees right here.

a whole hive of them, in fact, will be provided. from nurse bees to undertakers, from foragers to the queen herself.

put it this way: social bees are fascinating and we want you to be a part of all the phases of your hive. 

we want you to taste summer honey and fall honey and appreciate both. we want you to be able to spot a queen among her thousands of followers.

we want you to see the dopey flight of a sugared-up smoked-out forager. 

habitat (n); the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism

where do you feel like you belong? do your feet feel good in shoes planted on floor or carpet while you stare at this website right now? don’t you itch to feel something natural on your skin, whether it’s raindrops, or north winds, or a stray fallen leaf? 

put it this way: you are what you are part of.

we can show you how to re-introduce the human element into the pollination equation. sit down with us to create a pro-pollinator environment you are proud of.

something butterflies flock to, that bats eat bananas in, that moths and hummingbirds sprinkle with color.