Tomato and strawberry cultivations are restricted due to variable climate conditions and pest occurrences. Facilitated culture became an alternative consideration for crop to overcome the environmental barriers. Facing the dilemma of lacking fertilization agents in facilitated culture, the pollination technology by honey bee (Apis mellifera) will be introduced, and the pollination effectiveness for screen-house tomato and greenhouse strawberry will be evaluated in the study. The results show that honey bee was suitable for screen-house tomato pollination, and it was the alternative for growth regulator (4-chlorophenoxyacetic acid). The fruit qualities and flavors were not influence by honey bee pollination. Furthermore, the results show that honey bee was suitable for greenhouse strawberry pollination, and it was better than the artificial pollinator. There were increases of fruit yield and quality, while the fruit flavors was not influenced. The results indicated that honey bee pollination for greenhouse crops was worth promoting.