Backyard
Wildflower and everyday regional honey. These honeys reflect the mix of nectar available to bees in a particular place and season. Availability varies by harvest.
Three ways to explore the variety and character of honey.
Wildflower and everyday regional honey. These honeys reflect the mix of nectar available to bees in a particular place and season. Availability varies by harvest.
Single floral and distinctive regional honeys chosen for flavor, aroma, and origin. Availability varies by source and batch.
Rare, limited, harder to source, or especially sought after honey varieties. These are offered in limited quantities when available.
Use this chart to quickly see where each honey currently fits in our Backyard, Select, and Reserve collections.
| Honey Variety | Backyard | Select | Reserve | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wildflower | ● | Explore our current Michigan and Central Florida wildflower harvests. | ||
| Orange Blossom | ● | Harvested from orange groves in Sebring, Florida. | ||
| Blackberry | ● | Harvested in Vidalia, Georgia. | ||
| Gallberry | ● | |||
| Buckwheat | ● | |||
| Christmas Berry | ● | |||
| Sourwood | ● | |||
| Tupelo | ● | Harvested in Bristol, Florida. | ||
| Meadowfoam | ● | |||
| Bahamas Wildflower | ● | Purchased from a local island beekeeper during one of our vacations in the Bahamas. |
Our selection changes as small batches sell out and new honey becomes available.