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Wildflower Honey is exactly what it sounds like. Derived from a variety of wildflowers & plants which are blooming during the Spring & Summer months in the Northwest Florida Panhandle. Our Wildflower Honey has a sweet medium to full-bodied flavor that is great for breakfast, dessert, or whenever sugar is used.  It is said to be the best honey for allergies because of the dozens of diverse flowers and trees from which the honey bees gather nectar. It is usually light amber in color.   However, color and flavor will vary from season to season & year to year depending on the weather and the most abundant plants and trees producing nectar.

Orange Blossom Honey straight from the honeycomb. All-natural honey. The bees created this honey while enjoying the sweet scent of orange blossom nectar from huge Florida orange groves. The mild, sweet taste of this Orange Blossom honey makes it the perfect honey to add to your tea, coffee or baking.

Tulip Poplar  is a magnificent, breathtaking, tall tree with large greenish-yellow flowers that are unforgettable when viewed. It generally blooms in the month of May. Tulip Poplar honey is produced all over the Gulf states east of the Mississippi. The honey is dark amber in color, however, its flavor is not as strong as one would expect from a dark honey. It has many applications in baking and cooking.

Special Dark Honey is just like the name says, this wildflower honey is very dark and very full-bodied. It is produced in Northwest Florida and has a very robust taste. Dark honey has been found to contain more antioxidant compounds than most lighter honeys. This honey is great for baking, sauces and as a table honey for those looking for a stronger honey flavor.

Gallberry Honey is a favorite of our Northwest  Florida locals. It is a light golden color and a flavor that is perfect for baking and cooking. Use Gallberry Honey in baked goods or as a table honey. Gallberry (Ilex Glabra) is a small evergreen shrub that is common in the planted pine areas of Northwest Florida. Because Gallberry is a favorite for much of Florida, it typically sees so such local demand, that very little is exported to other markets.

Tupelo Honey is produced from the White Ogeechee Tupelo (nyssa ogeche), which ranges through the Ogeechee, Apalachicola, Chipola, Ochlockonee, Choctawhatchee and the Chattahoochee River Basins in Northwest Florida. These river valleys are the only place in the world where Tupelo Honey is produced commercially. Bee hives are placed along the river’s edge. The bees fan out through the surrounding Tupelo blossom rich swamps during April and May and return with the nectar to produce tupelo honey. Pure Tupelo honey has a light amber golden color with a slight greenish cast. Virtually all tupelo honey is produced in the 850 area code, and it’s popular all over the world. This honey is a choice table grade honey with a delicious flavor with a delicate distinctive taste.

Sourwood Honey is one of the three most famous honeys in America: sourwood, gallberry and tupelo honeys. Sourwood honey is just good honey. Honey is an excellent instant energy source for athletes. Containing minerals and anti-oxidants, honey is a good substitute for other forms of sweeteners.

Comb honey is pure honey come straight out of the hive surrounded in Wildflower honey goodness.  Perfect for chewing on like bubble gum.

Pure Bee Pollen is the perfect dietary supplement. Add to yogurt, smoothies ice cream and more for pure nutrients, vitimins and minerals.