At the Urban Bee LLC we offer two services: Beehive Rentals and Garden Installations!

Honeybee Hive Hosting/Rentals

The ultimate way to Bee the Change package:

• 2 Year Agreement
• 100% installation and year round biodynamic management of hive(s)
• Formal education sessions
• Educational walkthroughs and mentorship during hive inspections
• Regular hive status updates
• Excess resource harvesting and delivery (honey, propolis, wax)
• Landscape consultation, propagation assistance, and free bee friendly seeds and plant starts

​It's ideal to rent at least two hives as two. First, we will make a complimentary visit to inspect the area to make sure it’s suitable for both you and the bees. From there, we will install the hives, and then you sit back and relax! Depending on the time of year, we will stop by on a weekly to monthly basis to inspect the hives and ensure the bees are healthy and happy. Every spring, if your colony has excess honey, you will receive a honey harvest to enjoy all year long.

Contact Us for plan rates and options!

Garden & Bee Sanctuary Installations

Have you ever been interested in installing a self-sufficient, biodynamic garden but don't know how or where to start? Dreaming of having a raised bed garden to support both the bees and your grocery bill? Want to take your support for your bees to the next level, or simply create a sanctuary to support local pollinators? 

Contact Us for rates on installing a garden or bee meadow!

Unable to rent or adopt? Here are ways you can still Bee the Change in your community on the cheap:

• Beautify your yard by planting a bee garden, using a variety of pollinator friendly flowers that provide blooms all season long. Need suggestions? Feel free to contact us for suggestions!
• Grow an organic, chemical free vegetable garden - Reduce your monthly food bills and provide forage for your local pollinators at the same time.
• Install a bird bath in your yard. It may be intended for the birds, but the bees will love it too! Just be sure to add rocks or sticks for the bees to land on.
• Install native bee and other pollinator habitats in your yard - it's as easy as some wood with drilled holes
• Encourage neighbors to avoid use of pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, and neonecticides.
• Don’t pull the weeds - even if it’s just in the backyard where no one can see them – this allows them to flower and provide forage for your local pollinators.
• Support your local beekeeper - In the mood for honey or other bee products? Buy local!
• Support your local, organic farmers, who do not use harmful chemicals and instead utilize bee friendly practices. This also helps boost your local economy too.
• Encourage local business, big and small, to provide bee friendly products. Many individuals who wish to help pollinators will purchase flowers from their local hardware stores… not knowing that the flowers are sprayed with neonecticides.. This ends up killing the bees they wished to help. Ask before you buy!