6th Apr 2026
Coming Soon...
Yes that's right.....our soaps are making a come back. Keep an eye on our website for further details.…
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5th Apr 2026
Wonderful antibacterial honey!
Honey has excellent antibacterial qualities and can be safely eaten after many years. Bacteria simply can’t grow in honey. A good experiment to prove this is to take a jar of jam and a jar of ho…
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4th Apr 2026
Honey
Honey is a true superfood and has some fantastic properties. It has been used for centuries to heal wounds and is now being used again for this when modern remedies fail. It is used for healing ulcers…
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3rd Apr 2026
Honey Bees part 4
Honeybees produce beeswax, which is a natural, biodegradable wax. Hundreds of years ago, the wax was considered more valuable than the honey as it was used to make candles. Monasteries had apiaries so…
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1st Apr 2026
Honey Bees part 2
The sap collected by the bees is turned into propolis which is used by the bees to disinfect the hive and block up and repair any gaps. It is incredibly sticky and has excellent properties which can b…
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31st Mar 2026
Honey Bees
Most people assume that bees only produce honey but they have other uses which we all hear much less about. When they forage bees collect pollen, nectar, water and tree sap. They use pollen as a food…
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1st Dec 2020
Cold weather
It's that time of year again when the frost starts to bite and fingers and lips start to split. Try our moisturising lip balms with honey and our hand balm to sort out those nasty splits. Do…
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26th Aug 2020
Hoping the weather improves this weekend
It's that time of year again - honey harvest. We are keeping our fingers crossed that the weather improves so we can collect the honey for the coming year. If it is too cold or wet we won't be able to…
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29th Jan 2020
What do bees produce? - part 1!
Most people assume that bees only produce honey but they make other products which we all hear much less about. When they forage bees collect pollen, nectar, water and tree sap. They use pollen as a f…
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