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Ambrosia with Honey Lime Cream Dressing Ingredients 1/4 cup – Harmony Hollow Honey 2 Tablespoons – lime juice 3 – oranges, peeled and sliced 2 – bananas, peeled and sliced 1 – red apple, cored and cubed 1 – green apple, cored and cubed 1 cup – shredded coconut Honey Lime Cream Dressing Directions […]
Fruit & Honey Smoothie Ingredients 1 can (16 oz.) – pear halves or slices, drained 2 Tablespoons – Harmony Hollow Honey 1-1/2 cups – milk 1 cup (8 oz.) – strawberry or other fruit-flavored yogurt Directions In blender or food processor container, combine pears and honey; process until smooth. Add milk and yogurt; process […] 
Spiced Honey Echinacea Cooler Ingredients 4 – Echinacea tea bags* 4 – cinnamon sticks 20 – whole cloves 1/2 cup – Harmony Hollow Honey 1/4 cup – fresh lemon juice Directions Bring water to a boil in a medium saucepan. Add tea bags, cinnamon, and cloves ; let simmer for 5 minutes. Remove cinnamon […] 
Pumpkin Honey Bread Ingredients 1 cup – Harmony Hollow Honey 1/2 cup – butter or margarine, softened 1 can (16 oz.) – solid-pack pumpkin 4 – eggs 4 cups – flour 4 teaspoons – baking powder 2 teaspoons – ground cinnamon 2 teaspoons – ground ginger 1 teaspoon – baking soda 1 teaspoon – […] 
No – Not directly “beekeeping” related – however, when I perform a bee removal in a location too far from electricity – I need my generator(s) to be able to do their job. Since we are about to enter the cooler part of the year when generators are likely to be used more for other […] These honeybees had never stung anyone living around the hive. The hive was 19′ in the air – externally built on a limb of a magnolia tree. The homeowner called around to get information on having them removed… and another “removal company” (that is really an exterminator with a “beekeeping related” company name) diagnosed these […] 
One of my best harvests this summer was from a few hives that had been near a LOT of mesquite trees while they were in bloom. The honey is some of the lightest, sweetest honey that I have seen. Unfortunately, though, mesquite nectar tends to crystallize. Quickly. Did I mention that it gets granular and […] 
Earlier this summer I built an observation hive which holds one frame from a Langstroth hive. This hive is a great tool for teaching at events where I speak and interact with the public regarding the importance of our pollinators. The oak wood as well as the plexi sides and the hardware were all obtained […] Below is a link to a fantastic 17 minute documentary on solitary bees (hosted on Vimeo.com). So many more pollinators are just as vital to the health of our Earth – not just our European honeybees. (Video below) These bees had a GREAT demeanor! They have been in the joist space for about 2 years according to the comb color and condition. When I found the queen – I carried the comb down off the ladder to capture her in my queen cage – however she fell off the comb on […] |
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