Product Overview:

The Jacobi Jayne Nooks & Crannies Insect Block is an ideal addition to any wildlife-friendly garden. Designed to support beneficial insects, this wooden block offers a variety of nooks, crannies, and holes to attract pollinators like solitary bees and pest-controlling predators like ladybirds and lacewings.

Made from FSC-certified sustainable timber, the block is durable, eco-friendly, and compact enough to fit into gardens of any size. Whether you’re a vegetable grower, flower enthusiast, or simply want to support biodiversity, this insect block helps create a balanced, thriving ecosystem in your outdoor space.

Why Choose the Nooks & Crannies Insect Block?

• Supports Pollination: Solitary bees, such as mason bees and leafcutter bees, play a vital role in pollinating flowers, fruits, and vegetables.

• Natural Pest Control: Ladybirds and lacewings feed on aphids, caterpillars, and other common garden pests, reducing the need for chemical pesticides.

• Eco-Friendly and Sustainable: Made from FSC-certified wood, it’s designed with both the environment and insects in mind.

• Weatherproof Design: Built to withstand outdoor conditions, ensuring a long-lasting home for insects.

• Compact and Versatile: Perfect for gardens, balconies, and even allotments, no matter the size of your space.

Which Insects Will Use It and Their Benefits:

• Solitary Bees (e.g., Mason Bees, Leafcutter Bees): Essential pollinators for flowers, fruits, and vegetables, boosting crop yields.

• Ladybirds: Effective predators of aphids and scale insects, helping to protect your plants naturally.

• Lacewings: Feed on aphids, mealybugs, and caterpillars, offering additional pest control.

• Hoverflies: Pollinate flowers and prey on small pests like aphids.

• Woodlice and Earwigs: Break down decaying organic matter, enriching the soil with nutrients.

Where to Site the Insect Block:

1. Sunny Spot: Place the block in a sunny, sheltered area, ideally facing south or southeast to keep it warm and inviting for insects.

2. Near Plants: Position near flowers, fruit trees, or vegetable patches to maximise pollination and pest control benefits.

3. Off the Ground: Attach to a fence, post, or wall at least 1 metre off the ground to keep it safe from predators.

4. Away from Disturbance: Choose a quiet area with minimal human activity to encourage insect activity.

How to Use:

1. Install Securely: Fix the block to a stable surface using screws or place it on a flat ledge.

2. Avoid Chemicals: Do not spray pesticides nearby, as they can harm the very insects you’re attracting.

3. Watch and Wait: Over time, beneficial insects will begin to use the block for nesting and resting.

Why Beneficial Insects Matter:

• Pollination: Without pollinators like bees, many fruits, vegetables, and flowers would fail to produce.

• Pest Control: Predatory insects naturally reduce the population of harmful garden pests, reducing the need for chemicals.

• Biodiversity: Providing shelter helps maintain a balanced ecosystem and supports declining insect populations.

Wiggly Tips for a Thriving Wildlife Garden:

• Add Water Sources: Include shallow water dishes with small stones for insects to drink safely.

• Plant Native Flowers: Grow a mix of nectar-rich, native plants to provide food for pollinators throughout the year.

• Leave Wild Areas: Allow parts of your garden to grow wild to offer additional shelter and food for insects.

• Rotate Location: If a block isn’t attracting insects, try moving it to a sunnier or more flower-rich spot.

FAQs:

• Do I need to clean the insect block?
  No, the block is self-sustaining. However, you can check it periodically to ensure it’s free of debris.

• Will this attract bees that sting?
  Solitary bees are non-aggressive and rarely sting unless provoked, making them safe for families and pets.

• Can I use this in a small garden or balcony?
  Absolutely! Its compact size makes it ideal for even the smallest outdoor spaces.

Customer Reviews:

• "This insect block is great for my garden. I’ve seen so many more bees and ladybirds, which I hope are doing a good job for my plants!" – Sophie L.

Why Choose Wiggly Wigglers?

At Lower Blakemere Farm in Herefordshire, farming is at the heart of everything we do. As specialist seed growers and beef producers, we combine generations of farming expertise with innovative practices to keep our soil healthy and our farm thriving.

Our approach is practical: we pre-compost manure, grow crops to feed our cattle, and ensure every part of the process works efficiently. Along the way, we support biodiversity, create habitats for wildlife, and tackle waste—not because we’re environmentalists, but because it makes sense for our farm, our business, and the future of British agriculture.

When you choose Wiggly Wigglers, you’re supporting a family-run farm committed to producing high-quality products while making farming work in harmony with the land.

Order Your Jacobi Jayne Nooks & Crannies Insect Block Today

Support pollinators, natural pest controllers, and your garden’s ecosystem with the Jacobi Jayne Nooks & Crannies Insect Block. Perfect for creating a safe haven for beneficial insects, this block is an eco-friendly way to promote biodiversity in your outdoor space.

Order now and start welcoming a host of hardworking insects to your garden!