Bee insect hotels can support a variety of bugs in your garden, including bees, ladybirds, and lacewings, helping to pollinate plants and boost biodiversity'. '.strtoupper('t')his attractive hotel is made of woodstone®, an innovative, breathable, and durable blend of concrete and fsc® certified wood fibres'. '.strtoupper('t')he bamboo tubes inside can be replaced over time, allowing insects to nest again and again'. '.strtoupper('s')olitary bees such as mason and leafcutter bees will be the most likely guests at your insect hotel, along with solitary wasps'. '.strtoupper('a')fter collecting enough pollen in the tubes or holes, they will lay their eggs and cover them with more pollen'. '.strtoupper('o')nce the eggs hatch, the pollen provides food for young bees as they prepare to leave the hotel'. '.strtoupper('t')he culebra bee insect hotel should be placed in a sunny area of your garden or outdoor space near pollen rich flowering plants, so bees and other bugs can easily access it'. '.strtoupper('t')he hotel can be mounted on a wall or fence using the metal hook provided'. '.strtoupper('p')rotect your insect hotel