6 Results: New & Used in bee hives in Darebin Area, VIC

Selling my flow hive which did have australian native bees once living in it and they must have unfortunately swarmed off. I paid over $400 for it brand new and paid another $400 for the bees themselves. The hive is not secured and the actual honeycombs are pretty much brand new and not used. The only thing not included is the tubes to collect the honey flow and the allen key, instruction manual, etc. Will include some accessories such as a hive smoker and others if I can locate them in the gar

This Bee Bath has been created from a Britto Teapot, so it’s a little more expensive than my others. If those colours are difficult to resist, then please, read on! I’ve named this gorgeous colourful mosaic, ‘ The Carnival ‘. Without our precious Bees, the beautiful world which we love would be in huge trouble, This is my attempt at helping out, Bees become very thirsty in ythe warm weather, not only do they require water to drink, they also carry it back to their hives. Bees are often found

Double hive for sale, large caught swarm (basketball size) from October last year, robust hive growth soon required the extra box. Mellow girls. The boxes and base were my emergency spares so they're a bit beaten up but do the job. There is already honey inside but I'm letting them have it for their first year. Pickup from Highton.

Bee hives, used, three box's as photos show, don't have any frames, we have a few hives to sell $55 each. Buln Buln near Warragul 100km east of Melbourne. Closed Sundays and Mondays. 0️⃣4️⃣5️⃣8️⃣3️⃣8️⃣2️⃣1️⃣1️⃣8️⃣

Flow Hive retails $1000 ,used for a couple of months until my partner sprayed the farm for crickets and killed my bees spraying for us will be a regular occurrence and bees are highly sensitive to it .I’ve oiled it with linseed oil and painted the roof blue .It’s in great condition and comes with some equipment eg smoker, tools ,feeders for winter.Any questions please ask pick up only and cash preferred to many scammers on here .

hi,im looking for a queen bee plus bees for my new hive,iv done a beginners course in beekeeping i have an eight frame hive, or would it be to late to start now?, or should i wait til spring? Any help would be great thanks,im in the Fingal Valley.