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Select optionsBeekeeping Taster Session
£25.00 – £45.00The Tree Bee Society’s Beekeeping Taster Sessions are ideal for those who are looking to become beekeepers, but would like a bit more hands on experience before they commit. At our Taster Session all beekeeping beginners will;
- Be introduced to Beekeeping Equipment
- Discuss hive safety
- Receive a Hive Demonstration
- Handle a live colony of Honeybees
- Discuss various aspects of the Hive
We have Taster Sessions available for both Individuals or Families* so you can encourage the whole family to take part! All our Taster Sessions are run by experienced Tree Bee Beekeepers and last approximately one hour. Participants who enjoy their Taster Session are welcome to inquire about our Beekeeping Courses.
Our final Beekeeping Taster Session of 2018 will be Saturday the 18th of August. Please make sure that if you have booked a session and not already used your voucher, that you use it either on or before this date.
In order to book your Beekeeping Taster Session, please contact the Tree Bee Society on 01704 894 018.
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Add to basketMORE INFOBeeswax Sandwich Bags
£9.50Add a splash of colour to lunches with these amazing sandwich bags! Completely re-useable, these sandwich bags can be secured using the colourful string and buttons on the front of them and are perfect for lunchboxes. Simply rinse through with lukewarm water when you’re done and dry them out for the next packed lunch.
Ideal for picnics and lunch on the go, these Sandwich Bags mean you no longer need to wrap up lunch in disposable plastic wrap.
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Add to basketMORE INFOBlossom Honey
£5.00Tree Bee Blossom Honey is a lovely blend of nectar from all kinds of plants and flowers. From the beginning of the Spring till the end of Summer this Honey is taken from hives that have been left to forage on whatever takes their fancy.
Sweet and thick this honey encompasses what the bees consider their best food sources. Taken straight from the hive and put right into a bottle raw from the comb, this is the bees gift to you!
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Select optionsCeramic Coasters
£10.00Hand painted by Gail, one of our Tree Bee Beekeepers, these beautiful Ceramic Coasters are designed individually, meaning no two are the same. Free drawn on light ceramic tile and backed with felt, our Ceramic Coasters are the perfect additional to any Bee lovers coffee table.
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Add to basketMORE INFOCitrus Hand Wash with Honey
£5.00A fantastically zesty combination of Mandarin, Orange and Coriander makes our Citrus Hand Wash fresh, light and energising.
Using the finest essential oils this uplifting hand wash is not only antiseptic but also leaves your skin moisturised and soft.
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Add to basketMORE INFOCloves and Orange Spiced Soap
£3.00Moisturising and bubbly, this Cloves and Orange Spiced soap gives a warming, comforting scent everytime it’s used. Blended with a mix of quality essential oils and natural ingredients, your skin will be left feeling silky soft after bathing with this colourful soap.
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Read moreConflict Bees Nesting in Urban Dwellings
Designed specifically for the Pest Control and Facilities/Property Management Industries, this course aims to inform about the identification, nesting habits and behavior of the most common pollinator species of
Bumble and Honeybee that may be encountered as a conflict species.This informed knowledge gained from this course can then be used to decide the best course of
action for each species, such as information advice and guidance for cohabitation, interim seasonal
remedial action or the eventual live removal of the colony by suitably trained and qualified
individuals.This course will also train those in attendance on Honeybee Swarm Removal.
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Read moreConflict Honey Bees Nesting in Urban Dwellings
This course follows on from the introduction training Conflict Bees in Urban Dwellings and is
designed to teach pest controllers how to become approved and competent in live honey bee
removal techniques using the Trap Out method of removal from cavity walls and voids. This
method works without causing any harm to the bees in a way that keeps the colony alive,
sustainable and viable.
