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At first glance at the articles I have read in the last few days, one would think to themselves: “What does this matter? These bees are isolated and in Hawaii – how should that mean anything to us here in the contiguous 48?”. Easy answer. These bee species *are* in an isolated area, and thus […] 
(note: click pics for larger versions) Several years back, for another project – I had visited a house that was in process of being demolished – in order to reclaim some of the building materials. (Yes – with permission and blessing from the demolition crew) One of the items that was saved from the bulldozer […] 
(note: Click photos for larger view) I often am asked : What will happen if I just leave the bees”, or “What if we wait?”. The following pics are a graphic example of one possible scenario that can (and does) occur. Scene: In October of 2015, the homeowner observed bees swarming, and moving into a […] 
A friend of mine has inquired several times about having hives put on their land – both for adding to the biodiversity of the land and flora, but also for the State Agriculture Exemption that includes having honeybees as livestock. Every county can decide how many hives per acre are required, and the tax exemption […] The Texas Agrilife Extension office is presenting a Garden 2 Table event – this Saturday March 5th- from 8:30am-1:00pm at Methodist Dallas Medical Center | Hitt Auditorium – at the corner of Colorado Blvd. and Bishop Ave. I will be offering two “Bee Talk” presentations/Q&A sessions throughout the morning, and will also have honey available […] Marta Cordell, a health and wellness coach, introduced herself to me at a recent holistic show where I was vending. She had purchased some of my mesquite tree honey earlier in the year, and used it in her recipe for macaroons. It sounded fantastic, so with her permission, I would like to share the recipe […] 
Rex Smith – Texas Master Beekeeper will be speaking at 1pm on Saturday Dec 12th in Midland, Texas – at the Midland County Horseshoe Pavilion. This is an event for preppers, homesteaders, and survival enthusiasts. More information at: I Will Survive Events I will also have a table for selling my Harmony Hollow Honey, […] 
Harmony Hollow now offers a proprietary blend of beeswax and neatsfoot oil as a conditioner “paste” for leather. Solid at room temperature, it softens easily with the warmth of your hands, and can be worked into your untreated leather. I personally use it to condition and waterproof my leather boots and gloves. It keeps […] 
The Holistic Festival of Life and Wellness This coming Sunday – 6 December 2015 – from 10am-10pm at the Plano Centre – just east of I-75 on Spring Creek in Plano, Texas. FREE to the public!!! A GREAT opportunity to get holiday gifts (of Harmony Hollow Honey and other hive products) Information and a […] 
Honey Cough Syrup Ingredients 1½ tablespoons – Zest of 2 lemons ¼ cup – peeled, sliced ginger , or ½ teaspoon of ground ginger 1 cup – water 1 cup – Harmony Hollow Honey ½ cup – lemon juice Directions In a small saucepan, combine lemon zest, sliced ginger and 1 cup of water. […] |
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