Bee Brick News Today

Next time you sip your morning coffee, consider the declining honeybee populations that make coffee crops possible. Beekeepers ...

In January of 2022, the city of Brighton in the U.K. went viral for requiring new buildings to integrate ‘bee bricks’ as a means of increasing

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The English company Green&Blue has been working on creating refuges to better incorporate nature into our buildings.

In this week's comments update, readers are debating the demolition of modernist architect Marcel Breuer's Geller I house in Long Island.

A planning law introduced in Brighton and Hove calls for new buildings to include special bee bricks, which provide nests for solitary bees.

Created by UK-based nature products company Green&Blue, the Bee Brick is equally versatile and sustainable.

March is the cusp of the gardening year – the last chance to plant bare-rooted shrubs and feast on chard and Brussels sprouts, just as the signs of new life push their way to the surface of beds and borders. Most gardeners find it hard to sit down this month, even if they have time. Its such an exciting moment in time. Plans made during long dark evenings start to be put into action to create a beautiful and productive garden. Our efforts now to tend the soil, prune, sow seed, move o...