This is where you should answer the most common questions prospective customers might have. It’s a good idea to cover things like your return policy, product warranty info, shipping and returns, etc. Check out the examples below.
I have only a small urban yard, can I still keep stingless bees?
Studies have shown that Australian native stingless bees thrive more so in urban environments than in rural environments. This is because there is usually a diverse smorgasbord of flowering plants, trees and shrubs within localised areas for them to forage. As long as you have a secure position to place them where they will get morning sun until around 10am (see where should I locate my hive).
Can I ring you if I have any questions?
Of course! Part of purchasing a colony of bees from us is learning about them and growing your own bee-keeping knowledge. If you have any questions, concerns or comments about your bees, don’t hesitate to message us, email us or give us a buzz.
This is where you should answer the most common questions prospective customers might have. It’s a good idea to cover things like your return policy, product warranty info, shipping and returns, etc. Check out the examples below.
Do native bees sting?
No, native bees do not sting. Native bees do not actually have a stinger so can’t physically sting, making them perfect for people who are allergic to European (honey) bees but want to keep bees in their yard. Native bees do have mandibles, similar to ants, and if distressed, they can give you a little ‘nip’. This only tends to happen if the colony is distressed due to being opened or significantly disturbed.
Can I ring you if I have any questions?
Of course! Part of purchasing a colony of bees from us is learning about them and growing your own bee-keeping knowledge. If you have any questions, concerns or comments about your bees, don’t hesitate to message us, email us or give us a buzz.
