• Wild Forest
• Acacia
• Polyflower
• Thyme
• Wildflower
• Lavender

How Can There Be Different Flavours From The Same Farm?

Where bees get their nectar and pollen depends on the season and the available blooming plants in the area. This all contributes to how the honey tastes, as well as to its colour and texture. When the honeybee is wrestling in a flower collecting nectar and pollen, she gets covered in pollen granules which inevitably find their way into the finished (capped) honey. This pollen not only adds to a honey’s unique characteristics, but it is the traceable indicator, not nectar, to which flowers the honeybee visited during her foraging.

The average distance a Bee will travel from the Hive is around a two mile radius, so as the farms grow different species of flower around each set of Hives they can affectively tailor each Hive's finished product depending on the time of year.

Also Included; A packet of our ever popular wildflower mix featuring over 20 species of wildflowers including Paper Daisy, Pheasant Eye, Pot Marigold, Cornflower, Dwarf Morning Glory, Corn Marigold, Evening Primrose, Forget-Me-Not, Four o’ Clock, California Poppy, Baby's Breath, Chamomile Daisy, Love-in-a-Mist, Corn Poppy, Corncockle, Golden Tickseed, Blue Lupin, Borage, Purple Tansy, Blanket Flower, Clarkia, Cosmos Mixed Clovers, Marsh Mallow, Clovers, Yellow Rattle, Corn Marigold, Dahlia plus more.

Also included is a pouch of our handmade BeeBalls which are packed in a natural hessian sack. Handmade with flower seeds perfect for pollinators, they're a handy little way to do your bit to save the Bees.