Silicon Valley Honey Co. @siliconvalleyhoney - Tumblr Blog

With @thereal_bigpizzle transporting his hive in my atypical bee mobile

Found a California root beer made with honey, cane sugar, molasses, wintergreen extract, cloves, sarsparilla root, cinnamon star anise, all spice, licorice root and burdock root

All you can eat buffet for bees

Happened to stumble upon a sealed antique can of honey from Stockton, California in my buddy's cabinet. I would guess circa 1960's.

Pollen of all colors

View this post on Instagram

Plants like English lavender provide bees with a large amount of nectar to forage. Even when native plants arent flowering; Also known as a dearth. English Lavender is very easy to plant and it will grow well pretty much anywhere

View this post on Instagram

Here's a peek inside one of our calm carniolan hives

Fall Atlantic ivy harvest is right around the corner

Fall Hive inspection

Autumn English ivy honey

View this post on Instagram

Even small areas in urban locations can be havens for both native bees and honeybees. This is a great example.

Out of focus baby blue pollen

Red pollen pants

Yellow pollen pants

View this post on Instagram

Plenty of nectar and pollen coming in. Golden rod, ivy and some other unknown source.

Stocked up with probiotics from @strongmicrobials . They are doing a great job by providing us beekeepers with beneficial bacteria to feed to our bees. Which helps keep our bees free from viruses and parasites. It is an essential tool we will be including in our attempt to maintain healthy beehives.

A bite of honeycomb has never looked so good! Buy our delicious honey products on our Etsy Web shop. Link is available in our profile description

Trending Blogs

Recently Viewed Blogs

Silicon Valley Honey Co.