Leafcutter bees need a cozy place to call home. When you order the Bee Starter Kit from Kind Bee Farms, it comes with a full-size bee house where your leafcutter bees will nest in paper tubes and lay eggs. While the bee house serves a functional purpose, it also adds a lot of charm to […]

If you want to see your garden thrive during the next growing season, you will need to do some planning to ensure your plot is a healthy, habitable environment for your plants. One of the best ways to encourage growth is by introducing pollinators, such as leafcutter bees from Kind Bee Farms, and combining their […]

Many schools are adding gardens to their yards to teach students about pollination and plant life in a more enjoyable way. If your school has a garden, you can make those visits even more fun and educational by adding leafcutter bees! Whether this project is for a science class, school-wide, or for homeschooling, here are […]

If you want to encourage more growth in your garden, you can see rampant pollination with leafcutter bees! Known as “super pollinators,” leafcutter bees are an industrious species with a 1:20 pollinating ratio compared to honey bees. They are small, gentle, and easy to work around, making them an ideal gardening partner. Kind Bee Farms […]

Bees are a cheerful sight for all gardeners. If you spot these little friends, know that they are hard at work in your garden, helping to make your plants and flowers grow healthy. If you want to see more growth in your garden, you can fill it with leafcutter bees from Kind Bee Farms. Our […]

Where would we be without bees? These amazing little friends take plants, flowers, and greenery from seed to overflowing growth as they buzz about spreading pollen. At Kind Bee Farms, we bee-lieve that the more pollinators in the world, the better! At Kind Bee Farms, we provide leafcutter bees to farmers, gardeners, and nature lovers […]

If you have purchased leafcutter bees from our shop, it is important to know how to properly care for their nesting tubes. At Kind Bee Farms, we make looking after leafcutter nests a breeze, thanks to our comprehensive Bee House kits. Below, we’ll discuss how leafcutter bees nest and how you can care for their […]

Leafcutter bees are among the hardest-working pollinators in North America. These active bees are essential for pollination and sustainable growth and are a great addition to your garden or farm environment! At Kind Bee Farms, we are passionate about educating the world on the power of leafcutter bees and their role in growing lavish and […]

A common predator of leafcutter bees is a parasite called Pteromalus venustus, a very small wasp that parasitizes alfalfa leafcutting bees (ALB) (Megachile rotundata). They are sometimes referred to as parasites, Pteromalus, chalcid wasps, chalcidoids, or parasitoids, and can infest your Bee House. While you cannot always stop these issues from showing up, there are […]

There are many ways to boost your greenhouse’s growth, but one of the best is to introduce pollinators into the environment. Leafcutter bees can play a key role in the lush growth that greenhouses can produce and are an excellent choice for increasing pollination. If you want to see more flourishing plant life in your greenhouse, introducing […]

If you dream of turning your garden into a flourishing haven, introducing pollinators is a great way to start! Plenty of insects spread pollen to plants and flowers but leafcutter bees are known as “super pollinators” because they are among some of the most effective helpers—doing up to as much work as twenty honey bees! […]

You know how valuable bees are to many areas of life. You’ve had a couple of bee houses yourself and are constantly recommending that other people try it out, too. Farmers who find themselves directing others to our website, along with environmentalists who have sold friends and families on the idea of getting their very […]

With the summer in full swing across North America, sunshine is in the air, and happy bees are buzzing about! Cute as they may be, pollinator bees are also essential for the wider health of ecosystems due to their role in pollination. At Kind Bee Farms, we love how powerful these little insects are in helping […]

Pollinators are the unsung heroes of the natural world. As humans, we each play a small part in promoting pollination in our ecosystem, but bees are the featherweight champions of pollination and biodiversity. That’s why it’s so concerning to see bee populations decrease yearly! All hope is not lost because Kind Bee Farms offers pollinating […]

Are you looking for summer activities to involve your kids in? Why not introduce them to the wonderful world of gardening and the power of pollinators? Kind Bee Farms sells all-in-one pollinator house kits, where you get everything you need, including the bees! While you prepare the garden for this upcoming growing season, why not […]

Bees are vital to our ecosystem— did you know that 80% of flowering plants need pollinators to survive and thrive? Without pollinators like bees, butterflies and birds, the earth would not be as biodiverse as it is today. The bee population has significantly decreased in the last twenty years, but Kind Bee Farms is working […]

Is your garden producing less than it did a few years ago? You’ve prepared the garden like before; the sun is shining, and everything is watered, but your crops don’t seem to produce the same quality or amount as before. Don’t worry! It’s not you— it’s the pollinators. There’s been a rapid decrease in the […]

The key to a successful and bountiful harvest isn’t just fertilizer or careful weeding— it’s also pollination. Bees are the true gardeners of the natural world, but unfortunately, their numbers are dwindling worldwide. Here at Kind Bee Farms, we are deeply committed to introducing pollinators into the gardens and farms across the USA and Canada […]

Growing a happy, healthy garden that rewards you with a glorious harvest bounty is every gardener’s dream. In order to grow the garden of your dreams, there are three key ingredients: lots of sunshine, water, and, most importantly, pollinators. Sun and water are readily available, but unfortunately, wild bees and other pollinators are dwindling yearly. […]