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Delicious wild Fall honey from Athens-Clarke Co. I have been collecting honey in our county for over 20 years. Historically, 90% of my sales are repeat customers so I hope you’ll give it a try. This later season honey was harvested 8/25, 2019 and has a glowing amber color. Dark honey matches with cooler Fall mornings. The location of our apiary represents a balanced mix of our local ecosystem's natural trees, grasses, and flowers to help build immunity to common allergies. Use later season honey just before or during fall to help with seasonal pollen varieties from these months. We live in the woods with several fields and natural springs on the property, and the Oconee river nearby. With the mix of flora around us, we are blessed with very nice tasting high quality wild honey in both Spring and Fall.
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Delicious wild Fall honey from Athens-Clarke Co. I have been collecting honey in our county for over 20 years. Historically, ... more

Unprocessed. Extracted in late Ausgust & early September,this honey includes later blooming trees and flowers on the farm. The honey is a darker color, and has a slightly stronger flavor than honey harvested in the Spring. Later honey does not tend to crystalize in a cooler environment.
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Unprocessed. Extracted in late Ausgust & early September,this honey includes later blooming trees and flowers on the farm. The honey ... more

Unprocessed. Extracted in late August and early September this honey includes later blooming tre qes and flowers on the farm. The honey is a darker, and has a little more flavor than honey harvested in the Spring. Later honey does not tend to crystalize in a cooler environment. Same honey as sold in pints. Tasty!
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Unprocessed. Extracted in late August and early September this honey includes later blooming tre qes and flowers on the farm. ... more

2018 Honey harvested in Early June. Light in color this year, possibly with less nectar from the Tulip Poplars. Will enjoy hearing from any regular customers who can taste a difference. Email Kathryn at braungar.ugamath@gmail.com. Same pint jars containing 23-24 ounces. We plant for the bees in every season growing clover, blueberries, sunflowers and buckwheat plus many early and late blooming plant varieties. However in every case the bees end up deciding where they forage. We are fortunate in that the apiary is surrounded by over 600 acres of undeveloped woods and fields which produce Tulip Poplars, Oaks, Maples, Sourwoods, wildflowers, and a variety of other native flowering trees and shrubs. We're pretty sure this is where the bees end up most of the time. The honey they produce is a combination of all of the diverse plant environment. We hope you enjoy it!
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2018 Honey harvested in Early June. Light in color this year, possibly with less nectar from the Tulip Poplars. Will ... more

2018 Honey harvested in Early June. Light in color this year, possibly with less nectar from the Tulip Poplars. Will enjoy hearing from any regular customers who can taste a difference. Email Kathryn at braungar.ugamath@gmail.com. We plant for the bees in every season growing clover, blueberries, sunflowers and buckwheat plus many early and late blooming plant varieties. However in every case the bees end up deciding where they forage. We are fortunate in that the apiary is surrounded by over 600 acres of undeveloped woods and fields which produce wildflowers, Tulip Poplars, Oaks, Maples, Sourwoods native flowering trees and shrubs. We're pretty sure this is where the bees end up most of the time. The honey they produce is a combination of all of the diverse plant environment. We hope you enjoy it!
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2018 Honey harvested in Early June. Light in color this year, possibly with less nectar from the Tulip Poplars. Will ... more