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Insect hotel - insect house - butterfly house - green

Mullrose Insect hotel - insect house - butterfly house - green
Product description
Several Insect species hibernate in a sheltered place, such as the woods or somewhere in the backyard. However, due to increasing urbanization, these places are a lot harder to find. By placing an insect box in your garden, insects can come to you for a nice hiding place. In addition, this insect box also looks very nice in your garden!   There ...
Several Insect species hibernate in a sheltered place, such as the woods or somewhere in the backyard. However, due to increasing urbanization, these places are a lot harder to find. By placing an insect box in your garden, insects can come to you for a nice hiding place. In addition, this insect box also looks very nice in your garden!
 
There are openings in the insect box. These openings are ideal for the insect and keep other critters out.
The insect house is made of wood and is gray with a gray roof.
The dimensions are 9 x 30 x 27 cm (lxwxh).
 
To make the insects as comfortable as possible, it is best to hang the insect box in a sheltered location. It is especially important that the hanging location is free of wind. Make sure you can check the insect box to see if it is inhabited. If not, you can clean the insect box to prevent vermin.

Product specifications

Article number
SK10019
EAN
8718421327775

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