Hardwood Honey

Hardwood Honey Raw Indiana Hive Products

Get Spooky
09/27/2024

Get Spooky

Burn Pure Burn Clean. Choose Local Natural Beeswax.
09/20/2024

Burn Pure Burn Clean. Choose Local Natural Beeswax.

Fall is a special time full of transition and beauty
09/20/2024

Fall is a special time full of transition and beauty

Introducing The Big Mamba 6lb Jug . Show up like a boss at the corn dog stand.
08/01/2024

Introducing The Big Mamba 6lb Jug . Show up like a boss at the corn dog stand.

Stop by the Honey booth at the state fair for the best deal on raw local honey.
07/31/2024

Stop by the Honey booth at the state fair for the best deal on raw local honey.

03/05/2024

We’ve restocked our favorite Hardwood honey products. This local honey is amazing and always disappears from our shelves quickly. They also make honey drink elixirs (non alcoholic) and natural bees wax candles. Come check them out and snag a plant while you are here. Open till 7PM today.

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02/08/2024

Did you know there is an optimal winter temperature for hives to economically move around the hive? Low 40’s allow colonies to cluster and consume honey at the most optimal rate in order to sustain til spring. Too cold and it’s difficult for them to move to the honey, too warm they spread out and start consuming more honey. With these warmer temps I’ll do what I can to help the lighter yards. These patties are mostly sugar, light protein , lipids , nutrients, vitamins and minerals. They provide emergency food, absorb moisture, boost the hives early, and help track hive growth. This food is used by the bees to help replenish their fat stores and encourages the start of the next generation. These are the dark brood combs the bees use to raise their nest. Later, honey super boxes will be added to collect the honey. Thanks for watching. Enjoy.

Impress everyone this season with Smoked Honeycomb, only at Smoking Goose Meatery. I’m willing to wager a pound of hone...
11/30/2023

Impress everyone this season with Smoked Honeycomb, only at Smoking Goose Meatery. I’m willing to wager a pound of honey they have the most unique, quality culinary items in the city. Improve your spread this year 🙂

New items available for the holidays. What, ornaments you can hang then light on fire ?!?!?! The Buckwheat Cider is b...
11/29/2023

New items available for the holidays. What, ornaments you can hang then light on fire ?!?!?! The Buckwheat Cider is back on for a limited time. Browse the collections. May your holidays bee sweet :)

Stay lit this holiday season 🔥
11/20/2023

Stay lit this holiday season 🔥

Come see what’s been brewing this Friday (10/20) 11-1pm at Smoking Goose Meatery meet the maker tasting event. bringing...
10/17/2023

Come see what’s been brewing this Friday (10/20) 11-1pm at Smoking Goose Meatery meet the maker tasting event. bringing out some treasures from the honey chest.

Last min Honey Pop-Up tonight Chilly Water Brewing Co. ‘s 9 year anniversary. Here til 9pm. Literally just bottled the ...
06/24/2023

Last min Honey Pop-Up tonight Chilly Water Brewing Co. ‘s 9 year anniversary. Here til 9pm. Literally just bottled the honey today Still warm from the hive 🙂

Should we make tart cherry creamed honey or tart cherry honey elixir ?
06/13/2023

Should we make tart cherry creamed honey or tart cherry honey elixir ?

05/31/2023

The official unofficial Hive of the Indy 500 bees 🙂 safe in their new home.

You might have heard there was a swarm of bees during the Indianapolis 500. Funny enough I was sitting just a couple se...
05/30/2023

You might have heard there was a swarm of bees during the Indianapolis 500. Funny enough I was sitting just a couple sections over. After the track cleared out I was able to secure the swarm. Thank you Indianapolis Motor Speedway for choosing to save the bees!

05/02/2023

Pulled out some beautiful slabs of comb near 48th and kessler today 🐝

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Winter Pollen Patties 2024
Winter Pollen Patties 2024

Did you know there is an optimal winter temperature for hives to economically move around the hive? Low 40’s allow colonies to cluster and consume honey at the most optimal rate in order to sustain til spring. Too cold and it’s difficult for them to move to the honey, too warm they spread out and start consuming more honey. With these warmer temps I’ll do what I can to help the lighter yards. These patties are mostly sugar, light protein , lipids , nutrients, vitamins and minerals. They provide emergency food, absorb moisture, boost the hives early, and help track hive growth. This food is used by the bees to help replenish their fat stores and encourages the start of the next generation. These are the dark brood combs the bees use to raise their nest. Later, honey super boxes will be added to collect the honey. Thanks for watching. Enjoy.

Winter Beekeeping in Indiana. When the cluster reaches the top of the frames they can use a little help through winter.

Deck the Halls with Local Beeswax Candles.

There are places in all businesses that require a jump to the next level. In beekeeping, there are hobbyists, side liners , and commercial levels. Every level comes with new challenges. For my entire career I’ve had to lift everything. I still do. For one weekend I rented this equipment to move bees out of a windy apiary. I never grew up on a farm, and always envied beekeepers with access to lifting and loading equipment. When I learned how much it costs I thought how do I do that. I still don’t know 😄. A friend taught me, there are no problems just creative solutions. I’m trying to embrace that more and maybe have a little fun along the way

Come see what’s been brewing this Friday (10/20) 11-1pm at Smoking Goose Meatery meet the maker tasting event. Experience treasures from the honey chest.

The official unofficial Hive of the Indy 500 bees 🙂 safe in their new home.

It’s only May and we’ve already done over a dozen relocations. Each one is different. We genuinely enjoy meeting the people as much as the bees.

Pulled out some beautiful slabs of comb near 48th and kessler today 🐝

Fall Apiary Feels. There isn’t much more I can do for the bees at this point. Reflect on all the building, splits, maintenance, harvesting, ect. There is a lot of hope going into winter, knowing a handful of colonies will be lost. As a provider of beehives for hundreds of Indiana residents, it is my job to bring though as many healthy hives as I can. Thankful for the new yards I’ve placed bees in, the people who support the efforts, the learning, the grind, and a little slower pace to spend more time with family and friends.

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