I saw these in a store the other day. Does anyone care to guess what they are? I bet many of you will know. I will tell you in my next post!
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16 comments:
I think they are little insects houses.
I'm looking forward to the answer!
Well they're full of various wood pieces but I haven't a clue what they are.
For bee hives? Where's Linda C when I need her most?!!
I am curious.
I cheated, I know now but had no clue until I used google lens search.. the clue is Linda C would be very happy with these, Annie is right. i am betting you were shopping in home depot
Homes for bees?
I cheated and read everybody's comments to find the answer.
Never thought about all the gizmos and things needed for bee keeping.
Great post.
Sue
These are shelters for our beneficial garden insects. These are very popular. I don’t have any - a bit too pricey for my budget. Cute though. I’m sure there must be a you- tube video that shows how to create a homemade version.
I will say these are insect, perhaps bee homes.
You find the most interesting things! I would have no idea what that is.
I have no earthly idea!
What a fun way to house pollinators :) This would be like staying at the Ritz for them.
My guess ... is ... for bugs to have a little home in the garden.
I would never have guessed that they were houses for insects and bees. I always learn and thing or two when visiting your blog, Ginny.
~Sheri
I figured it was a bee or insect hideaway. Very cool to be left to do the work they do.
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