A splendid blend of several exotic floral sources! Our hives are in the only place on earth where the lychees and avocados blossom simultaneously. The result? An extraordinarily flavorful honey. Dark and delicious, yet smooth and never overpowering, this is the honey of choice for the foodie in your family! 

Our honey is RAW, never processed in any way! 

COMES WITH FREE RECIPES! 

Saw Palmetto honey is a gourmet honey that comes from the dwarf American palm tree, called the Palmetto palm. 

This honey is brought to you by bees that call our backyard home, and their hives are right next to a couple of Palmetto palms. They also like to fly down the street to the park, which has several acres of these palms in the middle of a nature trail where we love to hike.. 

It's a magnificent honey, amber in color, with an indescribable flavor. Get some today! 

Our Tropical Wildflower honey is incredibly delicious and satisfying! Delightfully fresh and sweet, this light amber honey is created from a diverse assortment of tropical nectars. It comes to you straight from our backyard apiary. (Yes, we know these bees personally!) 

Our raw honey has never been heated! That means it contains all of the beneficial enzymes, vitamins and minerals that makes honey one of nature's perfect foods. Get some today! 

COMES WITH FREE RECIPE BOOKLET! 

Lubricate your tools with beeswax! Honeybees produce beeswax using special wax glands on the sides of their bodies. They use it to extrude the hexagonal "cells" that make up their honeycomb. They use these wax cells to store nectar, pollen and baby bees (brood).

We use it for just about everything else! It's a great lubricant for glassblowing tools, saw blades, and drawing out wire. It's used in candles, lip balm, cosmetics, candles, waxing strings, and conditioning and strengthening thread.

It has an aroma that can't be beat! Supply is limited, so get yours today!

Lubricate your tools with beeswax! It works fabulously and smells delicious, too. These beeswax blocks are created from the cappings that we remove from our honeycomb when extracting our honey. We melt the cappings, and pour the resulting wax into molds.   It's a laborious process, but fun too. Get yours today!