Watch this cool video. It drags a bit in the middle, but stick with it and you will learn some cool stuff about wild bees.
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Huge honeybee and wild bee losses are being recorded in northern Europe. Pollination is going to get tough without our pollinators. Think before you spray. Does the plant you’re spraying really need to be perfect, free of any bug infestation. or can you afford to spare a few leaves and give a little food to […]
Dan, Winter Park Honey’s Manager, just turned 34 and his wife carmen made him a birthday cake. And, of course, one of the ingredients was honey! All recipes are better when honey is substituted for sugar. Just make sure to (1) use less honey because honey is sweeter than sugar (about 1/2 – 3/4 cup […]
Amaral, our beekeeping intern, Ralph Gousse, with Haiti Help Med Plus and Jean (with Winter Park Honey) went to visit Gene Petys last weekend to see his woodworking shop in Tampa, Florida. Gene’s shop is complete with everything he needs to build the parts for beehives. He’s designed and built many of the machines from […]
You can now find many Winter Park Honey varieties, including our Local Wildflower – infused with pollen, and our Blackberry Twist, at your local central Florida Fresh Market’s including Winter Park, Dr Phillips, Winter Springs, Altamonte Springs and coming soon to The Villages!
This weekend Winter Park Honey will be at the Lake Eola Spring Festival (April 5 – 6, 2014). We will have all of our honeys available for tasting. We have MANY new honeys to try. So come out and have some fun and treat your tongue to the delightful taste of Winter Park Honey. We […]
Winter Park Honey sent some samples of honey to Higher Rock Music. They did a review of our products and it seems they’ve got good things to say. Check out this link to read their entire article.
After several trips to Haiti to help teach beekeeping, Winter Park Honey is now hosting an intern from Haiti in the United States. Amaral, from Haiti, has just arrived and will spend the next 3 months with the experts at Winter Park Honey. He will learn all about how to take care of honeybees and […]
The first days of Spring are upon us! Come out and enjoy the wonderful weather we have been having. This Saturday, march 22nd, the Winter Park Farmers market is closed. If you normally get your honey at the farmers market in Winter Park you can check out the Fresh market down the road at 1500 […]
This is a photo of a bumblebee house. It’s a quad complex containing 4 separate bumblebee colonies. These are great for pollinating produce in back yard gardens. This particular quad complex is being used in addition to several honeybee hives for pollinating a field of blueberry bushes.