Insects are integral to achieving a balanced ecosystem in your garden and the wider world. Species such as ladybirds and lacewings will help to control aphids, and bees deliver an essential pollination service.
You can encourage a wide range of beneficial insects into your garden by providing nesting sites and refuges. The different floors of this Insect Tower offer shelter for a variety of insect species. The tubes at the top are designed for solitary bees, such as Red Mason Bees, to lay their eggs.
There is also a floor with vertical slots to encourage butterflies, a section that has openings for ladybirds and lacewings, and other insects will happily take refuge within the pine cones.
