February is the time we prepare for Spring, looking after overwintered colonies, and getting equipment ready for the busy season ahead. Around now is when your Queens may start laying eggs again and food stores can run low, with cold/damp conditions making starvation and moisture a bigger problem to think about. We have everything you need to see your bees through to the end of winter and kickstart a productive season ahead…
Invertbee Syrup 14kg
Only £33.50
Rapid Top Feeder 2.25l
Only £3.40
Candipolline Gold 12 x 1kg
Only £56.15
February is a good month to buy, repair or assemble gear for the growing season…
National Super Wax Foundation - 11 Sheets
Only £9.45
Assembled National Dn4 Frames with Wax - 11 Pack
Only £39.95
National SN4 Frames - 11 Pack
Only £12.25
Although most UK beekeepers do their main varroa treatment in December or January, February can be a time to purchase or prepare treatments and monitoring tools…
Formic Pro, 2 Dose
Only £16.50
Apiguard, 5 Doses, 10 Trays
Only £28.45
Formic Pro, 10 Dose
Only £56.70
February is often a quieter time in the apiary - a great opportunity to build knowledge and refine your season plan. Have you seen our educational posters? They're perfect for association pre-season courses or in the classroom…
A Year In Beekeeping
A1 Poster
This beautifully crafted Year In Beekeeping poster, featuring simple artwork, provides an excellent introduction to the seasonal activities of beekeeping.
Presented in a large A1 format measuring 84cm by 59cm, it's designed as a discussion…
Feeding garden birds is one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to support wildlife in the UK. With the right approach, even a small garden, balcony or outdoor space can become a valuable refuge for birds throughout the year…
While garden birds benefit greatly from supplementary feeding, bird feeders can also attract squirrels and rats. These animals are intelligent, persistent, and opportunistic, but with the right approach, it's possible to discourage…