Carpenter Bee Trap
Plug up any existing carpenter bee holes and hang trap near or directly over them. These bees are very territorial so if you do not plug the holes, they will continue using their nest and ignore the trap. Bait the jar by filling it halfway with sugar water, or if possible, a dead carpenter bee. Trap should be hung in early spring and left up until fall.
Plug up any existing carpenter bee holes and hang trap near or directly over them. These bees are very territorial so if you do not plug the holes, they will continue using their nest and ignore the trap. Bait the jar by filling it halfway with sugar water, or if possible, a dead carpenter bee. Trap should be hung in early spring and left up until fall.
Plug up any existing carpenter bee holes and hang trap near or directly over them. These bees are very territorial so if you do not plug the holes, they will continue using their nest and ignore the trap. Bait the jar by filling it halfway with sugar water, or if possible, a dead carpenter bee. Trap should be hung in early spring and left up until fall.