Tile Hill Bees

30/08/2026

A little bit of merch courtesy of Senik Print

Cheers Stuart 👍

29/08/2026

03/08/2026

Bee and Wasp control service in Warwickshire / West Midlands.

We DO NOT charge £95 or even £80...we are not here to take advantage of an already difficult situation.

Our prices start from just £45 for treatment / removal of single nests *

Without Bees and Wasps, our flowers, plants and crops would not be the same as they are today. As the most important pollinating insects, the fruit and vegetables we eat come courtesy of our buzzing friends as well as the beautiful flowers that spring up each year. Bees and wasps do not normally sting unless they feel threatened, however we understand that when a nest is built on your property you may be concerned for your safety. Here at Tile Hill Bees, we offer professional bee and wasp nest removal in Coventry, Warwickshire and throughout the Midlands, giving you peace of mind and managing the problem as efficiently as we can. Call our expert bee and wasp removal service today and find out how we can help 07903 011427

* Additional nests will incur further charges.

14/07/2026

Prolonged or successive heatwaves can take their toll on pollinators. This Bees' Needs Week, find out how you can help pollinators in your garden throughout the summer:

🐝 Put out a ‘bee drinker’ made from a saucer filled with pebbles and topped up regularly with water.

🐝 Focus your watering on plants that are flowering or about to flower. Use grey water where possible and observe any hosepipe restrictions.

🐝 Move pots of flowering patio plants into the shade to help them continue blooming during hot weather.

🐝 Position solitary bee hotels in semi-shaded locations, especially if your garden is in the south or a city. If hotels are already in full sun, provide shade with an old sheet, parasol or a few cut branches from a mature shrub.

🐝 Use stored rainwater to top up small ponds, water features and bog gardens, particularly areas containing rotting vegetation that can support dronefly larvae.

Find out more about helping pollinators in your garden: https://www.rhs.org.uk/science/research/plants-for-pollinators

Bees' Needs Week is an annual campaign by Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).

08/07/2026

Bee and Wasp control service in Warwickshire / West Midlands.

We DO NOT charge £95 or even £80...we are not here to take advantage of an already difficult situation.

Our prices start from just £45* for treatment / removal of single nests.

This also covers repeat visits if necessary.

Without Bees and Wasps, our flowers, plants and crops would not be the same as they are today. As the most important pollinating insects, the fruit and vegetables we eat come courtesy of our buzzing friends as well as the beautiful flowers that spring up each year. Bees and wasps do not normally sting unless they feel threatened, however we understand that when a nest is built on your property you may be concerned for your safety. Here at Tile Hill Bees, we offer professional bee and wasp nest removal in Coventry, Warwickshire and throughout the Midlands, giving you peace of mind and managing the problem as efficiently as we can. Call our expert bee and wasp removal service today and find out how we can help 07903 011427

* Additional nests will incur further charges.

05/07/2026

Why has the honey crystalised?!

- Because it's real honey!

Did you know that real honey crystallizes? Raw and unfiltered honey tends to take on a solid appearance over time – It may look hard and crunchy.
Not to worry! It’s still good and tells you you’re buying real honey and not honey-flavored sugar syrup.

While honey doesn’t technically expire, it can change in texture. This process is called crystallization or granulation and it is completely natural.

The natural sugars in honey (glucose and fructose) will bind together and begin to form little crystals, which can start making your honey harder. Depending on its nectar source, some honey will begin to crystallize faster than others, some will take only days while others can take years.
The first sign that your honey is starting to crystalize is that it aquires a cloudy appearance. This is due to the first crystals starting to bind together.

The pollen in honey also contributes to this binding process as the bits of pollen provide a platform for the crystals to begin forming. Pollen is always present in 100% pure honey.

Crystallized honey is still honey though! It’s perfectly safe to eat and doesn’t mean that your honey has gone bad. In fact, it’s just the opposite! It means that your honey is natural and unadultered and can be used just like runny honey.

If you prefer your honey runny, simply place your jar in warm water, covering at least half of the jar, until it becomes liquid again.
Careful not to boil the water though!
A safe temperature would be around 35°C until you achieve the desired texture, kind of like a hot bath.

04/07/2026

🐝 Every tiny bee carries a purpose beyond what we can see.
Every flight helps sustain nature.
Every drop of honey reflects dedication.
Protect bees today, because their work keeps our world blooming for tomorrow. 🌍

04/07/2026

NOT JUST HONEY BUT LOCAL, SINGLE SOURCE, RAW & UNPROCESSED.

Don't be fooled by cheap imported honey dressed as local.

DISCOVER WHY NOT ALL HONEY IS CREATED EQUAL.

Get yours now from Tile Hill Bees