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We ship M - F and
most orders shipped
within 48 hours!
This
Does Not Include Personalized Items!
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Our Honey Favors
are Featured in
the June 2007
Midwest
Living Magazine
(click on jars to read article)
New
Product
Propolis
Cream
& Butter Salve
Treatment for psoriasis,
skin rashes, eczema,
dermatitis, abrasions, boils,
and blisters.
Our Beeswax was Featured in the May 2006
Martha Stewart
Living Magazine
(click magazine to view)
Honey
Honey, Raw Honey and
6 Honey Varieties:
Clover Honey,
Wildflower Honey, Buckwheat Honey, Goldenrod Honey, and Orange Blossom Honey
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If you are in the Ashland
OH (Ashland County, Richland County, NW Wayne County) area and need us to remove a swarm of honey bees or capture a nest in your
building, tree, etc. - please call us at 419-289-6701. We love to
capture swarms for folks and look forward to your call!
Need to find beekeepers in your area that will remove
honey bee swarms? Click the U.S. map to find beekeepers around the
U.S. that will remove honey bee swarms.
Make sure prior to calling a Beekeeper that what
you have are honeybees. Typical bees hanging from objects (see
pictures below) are honeybees. Honeybees can also find houses,
buildings, and other sites ideal. However, we get lots of calls from
folks thinking they have honeybees when in fact they have yellow jackets.
Here are 2 pages to help you determine if you have honey bees.
Click the following links to Determine if You Have Honey Bees:
Honey Bee I.D. and Pictures
Honey
Bee and Yellow Jacket Comparison Information
The flying
swarm temporarily clusters on an object, such as a tree branch, while scout bees
search for a permanent nest site. A hanging swarm may assume any shape,
depending on the surface on which it is clustered. Most hanging swarms are round
or oval, about the size of a basketball, and dark brown.
Swarms in the clustered
stage are relatively gentle, and the risk of stings is low. Nevertheless, treat
swarms with caution. A swarm usually relocates to a permanent nest -- a hollow
tree, abandoned beekeeper's hive, or inside a hollow wall -- within
24 hours.
 
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