Buzz Box - The Beekeeper's Starter Pack

Name: Buzz Box - The Beekeeper's Starter Pack
Brand: Buzz Into Beekeeping

Buzz Into Beekeeping

£495

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The Pack Includes: THE HIVE: The Buzz Box hive is a UK National Hive which is the most common type of hive used here in the UK. It is delivered flat-packed and includes the following: - The Brood Box (where the Queen lays eggs to keep the colony populated) - 10 x Brood Frames Wax Foundation (to go in the Brood Box) - 2 x Supers (where the bees make and store honey) - 20 x Super Frames Wax Foundation (for the Supers) - A Roof (to keep everything dry!) - A Crown Board (keeps bees out of the roof space, and has other uses) - A Queen Excluder (stops Her Royal Highness from laying eggs in the super

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as BUZZ INTO BEEKEEPING LIMITED, number 16187647. Checked 2026-08-29.
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