Swarm Collection & Removal in Florida

Local swarm collection from beekeepers across Florida.

Buy swarm collection & removal direct from beekeepers in Florida. Every listing below is a local apiary – contact them straight away to arrange collection or delivery of genuinely local swarm collection.

5 beekeepers found

The Amber Bee – local beekeeper

The Amber Bee

We are a small natural apiary in central Florida, we produce honey, beeswax, and other products.from the hive.

777 KYLE CT, CHULUOTA Florida 32766, CHULUOTA, Florida, 32766
Wildflower (florida)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +9 more
Queen of America – local beekeeper

Queen of America

With strategic partners around the world we have access to an extensive and exclusive honey supply with longterm and reliable relationships with beekeepers whi…

3220 SE County Hwy 484, Belleview Florida 34420, Belleview, Florida, 34420
Acacia (italy)CloverSweet (argentina) +24 more
Beekeeping It Sweet, LLC – local beekeeper

Beekeeping It Sweet, LLC

[email protected] 9047630251

2547 Eastill Dr, Jacksonville Florida 32211, Jacksonville, Florida, 32211
Wildflower (florida)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +2 more
Black Hammock Bee Farms – local beekeeper

Black Hammock Bee Farms

We are a full service apiary. we sell bees, beekeeping equipment, honey, pollen, honeycomb and more. We offer classes, tours and onsite tutoring. We also offer…

2385 Howard Ave, Oviedo Florida 32765, Oviedo, Florida, 32765
Autumn Wildflower (florida)Black Mangrove (florida)Blueberry (florida) +21 more
Hive & Honey – local beekeeper

Hive & Honey

Raw local honey from Bay County hives. I’m a beekeeper who enjoys teaching others about bees and sharing practical beekeeping advice.

511 Timbers Crossing, Lynn Haven Florida 32444, Lynn, Haven Florida, 32444
Wildflower (florida)Liquid HoneyWhipped Honey +8 more

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Frequently asked questions

Do beekeepers charge to collect a swarm?
Many beekeepers collect honey bee swarms for free because they gain a colony, though some ask for a small call-out fee. Ask when you contact them.
How do I know if it is honey bees?
Honey bee swarms form a dense cluster of thousands of golden-brown bees. Beekeepers generally only collect honey bees – wasps and bumblebees need a different service.

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