Donaldson Farms Mason Bee Attractant Spray – Made with Natural Lemongrass Oil to Lure Pollinating Bees, Easy to Use Garden Spray for Bee Houses, Nests, Flowering Plants & Fruit Trees – 2 oz

I believe that I should have been using this earlier in the spring as it has not brought any Mason bee's to the house yet. I will try it next spring and hope it works. One year later; this brought the mason bees into the bee house this spring. By fall they almost filled the whole bee house. Used the next year also and had to get two more bee houses for the mason bees. It works great in the spring on the bee houses as they start filling the houses up right away.

So far so good

it Is sad you only have this for Mason Bees, and none for the Leafcutter Bees.

I think it’s too expensive and not that many Mason Bees have Bern attracted to the bee house.

I bought this under the pretenses that it would attract bees, however, wherever I sprayed it no bees came and they were bees in the area total waste of money would never buy again horrible product

Works well

Excellent product. We're seeing more bees than we have in a long time.👍

My backyard garden in Colorado has plenty of flowers but I noticed we do not get many mason bees to stay in the wooden nesting blocks I put up on the shed. My neighbor told me that lemongrass scent sometimes brings them over so I gave this spray a try this spring. I shook the bottle well and put a few sprays right near the front entry of the tubes on a warm morning when the sun was shining. The smell is very strong of lemon and it stays in the air for a long time. I checked the tubes every afternoon for two weeks but nothing changed. A couple flies buzzed around it but no actual bees ever came to check out the holes. The wood just got a little damp from the liquid and then it dried up after a day. It did not seem to attract any insects at all to the nesting area. My fruit trees are blooming now but the tubes are still totally empty. I do not think this scent does what it says for the garden.