Goth Garden Bundle

$50.00

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Goth Garden Bundle – Bee Cups® + Murder Mix

Bring a touch of dark beauty to your garden with our Goth Garden Bundle. This set pairs a 5-pack of Goth Garden Bee Cups®—alternating deep purple and lavender porcelain watering stations with striking black centers—with our mysterious Murder Mix, a collection of UV-glazed trinkets designed to delight clever crows.

Each Bee Cup® collects about a teaspoon of water, giving thirsty bees and butterflies a safe place to drink. Handmade from porcelain and finished with an ultraviolet ceramic glaze, they shine in a spectrum visible to pollinators but invisible to us without a blacklight. Their unique shape encourages natural evaporation, helping prevent mosquitoes while keeping pollinators hydrated.

Our Murder Mix adds a playful twist, offering shiny, UV-reactive trinkets to engage the most intelligent birds in your garden. Crows are known to collect treasures, and these pieces give them something irresistible. One box contains roughly 15 trinkets.

As always, every Bee Cup® is handmade in small batches. Variations in color, shape, and texture are part of their unique character.

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100% Plastic Free

All products and packaging are 100% plastic-free and eco-friendly.

Bee Vision Glaze

Every Bee Cup is hand-painted with our patented, pollinator-attracting Bee Vision Glaze

Artist Made

Every Bee Cups product is hand-crafted in our studio by our team of real artists.

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J H. (United Kingdom)

Very sweet bee cups. Perfect gift. Friend loved them

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Maureen H. (Canada)

The bee cups match our fairy garden. We are already calling them bee thimbl. It’s been so rainy since we received them that the pollinators are taking cover but next week the heat will rise again. We have a small watering station with an eye dropper and small pottery bowl and it’s a special chore to be in charge of keeping them filled and monitoring for cleanliness. Fine motor skills delight.

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Katherine B. (United States)

Absolutely love bee cups! We have these in our plotat our community garden. It is wonderful to have a truly functional item that is also beautiful and positive for our environment to be able to incpororate into our garden. I love every detail about these and can't recommend them highly enough!

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Anonymous (United States)

Look great in my yard!

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Anonymous (United States)

Love these, they look great in my yard.

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Sandra T. (United States)

I love everything about them. Ceramic not plastic. great colors not too deep no attracting mosquitos bc water will be sipped by bees or evaporate. Been looking for a product like this for years! THANK YOU!! Sandy Thomas Founder and Chair www.greenfieldbeefest.org

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Katie W. (United States)

I just love Bee Cups :) I put sugar water in mine for the ants and bugs in the winter and early spring, I love helping all the little critters. The cups are easy to clean, and I’m saving the box they came in for safe storage!

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Tana J. (United States)

Great addition to garden

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Stacey

I love my Bee Cups! I hope to order more in the future.

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Tere M. (United States)

They are lovely and sweet but so far no bees. Will keep hoping they find them useful.

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J H. (United Kingdom)

Lovely pastel shades. Great for gifts

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Luisa B.

Love these! They are so pretty and fit right into my garden! They also give me an excuse to try and make friends with my local crows!

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Jacob G. (United States)

It’s a great product.

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Jess K. (United States)

Got my bee cups set up and was treated to a dragonfly landing for a drink. 10/10!

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Liz S. (United States)

Super cute & they look great in our pollinator garden!

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Lynda

Love these Bee Cups! I have squirrels that constantly dig in my garden beds and pots, so instead of putting the bee cups in soil, I filled a flower pot with pea gravel, drilled some holes in a circle of wood and arranged the bee cups into a watering station for the bees.

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Shannon F. (United States)

These were so cute! I put them out right away and they are so nice looking next to my catmint and lavender

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Bridget B. (United States)

Love this bundle! Very cute and well-made and getting a lot of use in my garden!

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Rebeca K. (United States)

My garden has a lot of bees and so it was a no brainer to buy these for them! Love the colors and they are a nice accent to the flowers. I will be purchasing more soon.

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Lisa

So cute

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Deborah M. (United States)

Bee cups are so adorable...the only downside is the water evaporates so quickly.
Love them nevertheless.

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Jillian

Super cute concept, everything is set out, waiting for visitors!

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Meg P. (United States)

I gave them as a gift. The recipient says that within a day bees began to come to the cups. Haven’t seen any butterflies yet.

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Anastasia D. (United States)

Love the craftsmanship and beauty. Appreciate the no-plastic packing. True art.

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Jasmine H. (United States)

I love these little things! I have yet to see any pollinators using them, but especially since we're in a drought right now, it makes me feel better to leave them a few teaspoons of water as they're visiting my flowers.

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Mary A.C. (United States)

I love the Bee cups and will purchase more in the very near future.

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Renee

I ordered the white ones for my home and I ordered the more colorful ones for friend who loves color.

I will say they’re a little bit hard to fill. You have to be very delicate and filling them. Otherwise the water just spills right out. I’ve yet to see them being used by any bees unfortunately and I keep checking and I keep them filled, but I’m not sure they’re doing what they’re supposed to do.

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Doug C. (United States)

They are in the garden. I like them, but I don't yet know if any pollinators are visiting them for a drink.

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Anonymous (United States)

Good