Summer Wildflower Honey (1 lb)Summer Honey As temperatures rise, our summer collection remains sweet and begins to darken ever so slightly in color and retains a thicker texture perfect in a cold glass of iced tea to enjoy those warm, hazy summer months. The bees start to slow down in June, July and early August as the annual "spring flow" comes to an end. During this time of year, bees enjoy roses, daylillies, and late blooming azaleas, bugbanes, hostas, hydrangeas, and other

between 35-60°F

summer and fall varietals

attaching to pollen

With spring comes the annual "spring flow" as millions of bees enjoying local blooms like daffodils

During this time of year

Fall honey is coveted not only for its rarity

and other particulates that were captured in the bottling process

between 64-75°F (18-24°C)

Summer Honey

a marker of high-quality

one of three main sugars in honey

and unheated honey