Wildflower Honey in Washington

Local wildflower honey from beekeepers across Washington.

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

9 beekeepers found

Millers Homestead – local beekeeper

Millers Homestead

James is a Certified Master Beekeeper. Jenine is a Certified Journey Beekeeper. They own and operate a small business out of their home. They sell beekeeping e…

14606 S Stangland Rd, Cheney Washington 99004, Cheney, Washington, 99004
Alfalfa (washington)Buckwheat (washington)Wildflower (washington) +5 more
Olympic Wilderness Apiary LLC – local beekeeper

Olympic Wilderness Apiary LLC

We breed and ship Pacific Northwest Olympic Wilderness Wild Survivor Stock BREEDER QUEENS; & SELECT line Wild Survivor Stock queens bred in our own isolated ma…

46492 Highway 112, Port Angeles Washington 98363, Port, Angeles Washington, 98363
Fireweed (washington)Wildflower (washington)Liquid Honey +1 more
Bees Choice Honey – local beekeeper

Bees Choice Honey

Bees Choice honey is a family owned and operated business with the focus on producing local honey while pollinating Whatcom County, Washington’s berry and frui…

7249 Secluded Lane, Ferndale Washington 98248, Ferndale, Washington, 98248
Wildflower (washington)Japanese Knotweed (washington)Fireweed (washington) +6 more
Brandon's Busy Bees – local beekeeper

Brandon's Busy Bees

We are a local apiary dedicated to producing pure, raw honey for our community. We believe in keeping things simple and natural. Our business is built on trust…

1505 Eastmont Avenue, East Wenatchee Washington 98802, East, Wenatchee Washington, 98802
Wildflower (washington)Liquid HoneySwarm Removal
Brookfield Farm Bees & Honey llc – local beekeeper

Brookfield Farm Bees & Honey llc

Brookfield Farm is a small, off-grid, family apiary in Maple Falls, Washington. Our bees fly from naturally treated, antibiotic-free hives in the foothills of …

P.O. Box 443, Maple Falls Washington 98266, Maple, Falls Washington, 98266
Alfalfa (washington)Buckwheat (washington)Wildflower (washington) +6 more
Camano Island Honey – local beekeeper

Camano Island Honey

[email protected] 3609268208

1380 Dallman Rd., Camano Island Washington 98282, Camano, Island Washington, 98282
Blackberry (washington)Wildflower (washington)Liquid Honey
Good Sense Farm & Apiary – local beekeeper

Good Sense Farm & Apiary

Good Sense Farm & Apiary (est. 2013) was created to fill a need for creative commercial food enterprises in Washington, DC. We raise healthy bee colonies that …

519 Irving St. NW, Washington District of Columbia 20010, Washington District of, Columbia, 20010
Wildflower (district-of-columbia)Wildflower (maryland)Liquid Honey +2 more
Hive 5 Bees LLC – local beekeeper

Hive 5 Bees LLC

Specializing in Raw Honey and Nuc Production from WA state

PO Box 788, Rochester Washington 98579, Rochester, Washington, 98579
Blackberry (washington)Wildflower (washington)Clover +5 more
Anna’s Honey – local beekeeper

Anna’s Honey

Raw honey from Anna’s Honey is only harvested from floral sources in the Pacific Northwest. We have been producing raw honey for over 20 years with a digitally…

18200 Segale Park Drive B, Tukwila Washington 98188, Tukwila, Washington, 98188
Wildflower (washington)CloverSweet (washington) +5 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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