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Adopt a Bee
From just £2 you can adopt your very own Bee! Bee-rilliant!
Choose between a Drone, Worker or Queen Bee, give them a name of your choice then we will send you your certificate of adoption. Choose between a PDF certificate, posted paper or posted FSC wood framed certificate to proudly display on your wall.
Choose your Bee
There are 3 types of bees within a colony:
Drone
These are the male bees. Their job is to journey out to mate with other queen bees. Unlike the females, they don't have a stinger & sadly will die once mated - but hey, they have a good time in the process!
£2.00
Worker
These are the female bees. Their job is never ending - from nursing to foraging and even making wax, these little ladies get it done. They work their entire lifespan & they make up the vast majority of the hives population.
£3.00
Queen Bee
Ahhh the Queen Bee. Her job is to lay up to an astonishing 2,500 eggs a day to keep the colony going. That takes parenting to a whole new level. On the plus side, she is fed by one of her many attendants who are usually following her around to wait on her hand & foot (or wing and foreleg).
£5.00
Have a wedding or function coming up? Want something unique & different? Why not purchase bees as an alternative to place names & name each bee after your guests!
Adopt a Hive
Choose your
One Summer
These are the male bees. Their job is to journey out to mate with other queen bees. Unlike the females, they don't have a stinger & sadly will die once mated - but hey, they have a good time in the process!
£2.00
One Year
These are the female bees. Their job is never ending - from nursing to foraging and even making wax, these little ladies get it done. They work their entire lifespan & they make up the vast majority of the hives population.
£3.00
5 Years
Ahhh the Queen Bee. Her job is to lay up to an astonishing 2,500 eggs a day to keep the colony going. That takes parenting to a whole new level. On the plus side, she is fed by one of her many attendants who are usually following her around to wait on her hand & foot (or wing and foreleg).
£5.00