Wildflower Honey in Rhode Island

Local wildflower honey from beekeepers across Rhode Island.

Buy wildflower honey direct from beekeepers in Rhode Island. Every listing below is a local apiary – contact them straight away to arrange collection or delivery of genuinely local wildflower honey.

4 beekeepers found

Little Rhody Beekeeping LLC – local beekeeper

Little Rhody Beekeeping LLC

Hive maintenance services, mentoring and consultation, honey and hive products

PO Box 28635, Providence Rhode Island 02908, Providence, Rhode Island, 02908
Wildflower (rhode-island)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +5 more
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Bee Happy Homestead – local beekeeper

Bee Happy Homestead

We are a small homestead in Charlestown, RI. We maintain between 10-12 colonies each season using ethical and sustainable practices. We strive to keep healthy …

150 Botka Drive, Charlestown Rhode Island 02813, Charlestown, Rhode Island, 02813
Wildflower (rhode-island)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +5 more
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Aquidneckhoney – local beekeeper

Aquidneckhoney

We have been producing pure, local chemical free honey since 1995. We provide pollination services for all of Rhode Island and Southern Massachusetts. We micro…

15 Schooner Drive, Portsmouth Rhode Island 02871, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, 02871
Wildflower (rhode-island)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +2 more
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Bailey Beattie Apiaries – local beekeeper

Bailey Beattie Apiaries

Bailey Beattie Apiaries started as hobby that grew into a family-owned business. We manage our beehives in Rhode Island. We extract our honey in small batches …

185 George Street, Warwick Rhode Island 02888, Warwick, Rhode Island, 02888
Wildflower (rhode-island)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +2 more
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Frequently asked questions

Why does wildflower honey taste different every time?
Wildflower honey is polyfloral – the bees take nectar from whatever is in bloom nearby. Change the location or the month and you change the flavour, which is exactly why buying it locally is worth doing.
How do I know wildflower honey is genuine?
Single-source honey depends on where and when the hives were working. Buying direct from the beekeeper who produced it means you can ask exactly that – which yard it came from and when it was extracted.
Where can I buy wildflower honey near me?
Use the listings on this page, or open the Wild Beeks map and search your area. Wildflower Honey comes mainly from beekeepers in every state – look for a beekeeper close to you in the listings above.

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