How can I repel bees from my yard, and prevent them from building nests on my children's clubhouse?

Question

Please don't give me any baloney about bees not bothering me, if I don't bother them. Having been stung, six times within the past two years, doing nothing more than sitting on a lounge chair reading a book, has made me a skeptic. Even still, I saw them only as a minor bother, unitl my children began getting stung regularly. My five year old is now afraid to play out in the backyard at all. I don't want to kill the bees, just repel them. BUT if it comes down to the bees or my kids, the bees must go. We've had trouble with hornets, yellow jackets and honey bees. Mostly hornets though.

Answer 1

Spray with some wasp killer i can't remember what it is called but it kills bees and wasps and keep spraying till Queen and then all of them will die and you wont have to worry about the nests.I think it called (Wasp Killer) . You can buy it at Lows but I'm not sure about Home Depot. Use it like every day a little each day OK? It should tell you how much you need to use.They should have sprays for those to i know they have the hornet spray but I'm not sure about the yellow jackets but the wasp spray kills wasps bees and honey bees. E-mail me for other bug problems.My e-mail is [e-mail]    just tell me the problem.

Answer 2

Bees, etc. are attracted to pet food, garbage, anything edible.  I moved my cat food bowls and the bees, wasps disappeared.