PRE - ORDERS NOW AVAILABLE FOR SPRING 2026 IMPORTANT: Cocoons can be placed directly into their bee home for the natural development process to begin! Kickstart Your Leafcutter Bee Population: To jumpstart your leafcutter bee colony, we've included 7 grams of leafcutter bee cocoons, which equates to approximately 70 individual cocoons*. These cocoons hold the potential for a vibrant population of bees around your garden, ready to embark on their vital pollination duties. Witness the remarkable lifecycle of these incredible insects as they emerge from their cocoons and diligently forage in your garden. *Due to the nature of dealing with a live insect, we allow for approximately a 10% (give or take) non emergence rate, this is normal and expected. To counteract this as best as we can, we throw in an additional 0.5 grams of cocoons (5 cocoons) for free to each order. If you are looking to complement your existing bee population and Leafcutter bee home (only recommended for use with our bee homes with the correct size nesting tubes 6mm) these cocoons are the key to a thriving, buzzing garden. Instructional Guide Included: To ensure your journey with Leafcutter bees is smooth and successful, we've included a handy fridge magnet which can be scanned leading to our comprehensive instructional guide. From setting up your garden space to caring for your leaf-cutting friends, our guide has got you covered every step of the way. Compatible with Gentle Bee Co Home: For the best success in hosting Leafcutter bees, we highly recommend using our Gentle Bee Co Home. It's designed with the comfort and well-being of your bees in mind, creating the perfect environment for their pollination activities. Bundle Up and Save: Want to take your Leafcutter bee experience to the next level? Check out our Leafcutter Bee Home Garden Starter Kits, which include not only the cocoons but also a bee home, paper nesting tubes, and a full instructional guide. It's the ultimate package to make your garden thrive. Removable Nesting Material for Easy Maintenance: We recommend using removable nesting material that allows you to fully harvest the cocoons if your Leafcutter Bees chose to nest in your bee home. This practice is essential for disease and pest management purposes, ensuring the health and longevity of your Leafcutter bee population. Replacement Nesting Tubes Available: Should you need replacement paper nesting tubes, we've got you covered. Grab some here to keep your Leafcutter bee population happy and thriving. Don't miss out on the chance to transform your garden into a pollinator's paradise with Leafcutter bees. Start your journey today and watch your garden come alive with vibrant blooms and busy bees! Order your Leafcutter Cocoons now and be on your way to a garden that flourishes like never before. 🌼🌿🐝 Extremely limited stock available this season, order now to avoid disappointment! BUY NOW PAY LATER - AFTERPAY AND LAYBUY ACCEPTED HERE Please read through the 'Learn' section of the website as well as our product disclaimer prior to purchase to enable you to make an informed decision when purchasing. By purchasing you are agreeing to our live insect product disclaimer. *By purchasing you are acknowledging that you understand prior to purchase the following: Disclaimer: The Purpose of the Leafcutter Bee Home Garden Starter Kit is to provide additional pollination to your home garden. Gentle Bee Co will provide instructions on how to harvest bees that may choose to nest inside the nesting tubes / bee home provided, as we have custom designed the Bee Homes and Nesting Tubes specifically with leafcutter bees in mind. These Bee Homes and Nesting Tubes should match the description provided on our website. Despite the custom design of the Bee Home and Nesting Tubes, leafcutter bees can have a mind of their own! Although we ensure the dimensions of the nesting tubes will suit the nesting requirements of Leafcutter Bees, Gentle Bee Co cannot guarantee that the bees will choose to nest within the Nesting tubes / Bee Home provided as they may choose somewhere more favourable within your garden to nest. This is not a bad thing, and will not impact at all on their purpose to provide additional pollination within your home garden.
