Cheshire honey for sale -                   when available

      HONEY 

The bees have been tempted out with a few rays of sunshine we have seen lately, foraging for pollen from bulbs and blossom which are blooming more and more around the garden, covering the lawn in a myriad of colours.  At other times, they still huddle together in the hive to keep warm and dry and to preserve energy.  Let's hope for a better summer this year and some honey should be available in late spring.  When rain gets on their wings, they cannot fly home and can therefore starve or freeze to death.  Bees need to keep a certain amount of their honey to get them through the winter months.  If you see a honey bee resting on the ground (looks like a very small wasp!) you could help it by giving it a saucer of water with stones in for it to stand on to get a drink without getting wet - you could also add sugar/honey to feed it and help the whole of humanity because without the bees, we cannot survive! 

PLEASE NEVER USE PESTICIDES!! Warm water with salt poured on weeds is all that is needed - remember, a weed is just a flower in the wrong place!  Bees LOVE dandelions!

Other plants the bees love are lavender, cosmos, yarrow, marigolds, sunflowers, golden rod, snowdrop, ivy, crocus, fennel, geraniums, asters, poppies...

We hope to have some honey available in late Spring 2024.

Diana@bloomsanctuary.co.uk

Please bring your empty jars back for recycling - thank you.

Contact:  Cheshire Honey - Tytherington, Bloom Sanctuary                                        Diana@bloomsanctuary.co.uk

fB: Andrew Grant

fB: Cheshire Honey - Tytherington Bloom Sanctuary

fB:  Bloom Sanctuary