Bloomin Bee House

03/07/2023

Honey really is amazing! We have Raw WA Redgum and Jarrah honey with TA35+ available for purchase 🍯

13/06/2023

You can find out honey at the Boyup Brook Visitors Boyup Brook Visitor Centre. 🍯

22/03/2023

23/12/2022

06/11/2021

We will be at the Bridgetown Spring Garden Fair tomorrow, come down and buy some honey. We have Redgum, Peppermint gum, Tuart and Jarrah available from bees living the good life in WA 🐝

Sunday is Bridgetown Garden Fair day at Ford House. We have wonderful stalls, some new some old favourites. Starts 8.30 and goes to 3.30. Another year to share with garden lovers in a beautiful setting on the Blackwood

13/10/2021

Our first event in Boyup Brook this weekend! For all your honey cravings, we will be at the Wellness Festival Saturday 16th Oct 10am-3pm. Bee there or bee square 🐝

10/01/2021

When Bees are swarming they are searching for a new place to build their hive. Usually they will move on and find an appropriate location. Sometimes they can be a problem to pets and children and need relocating before they decide to move on themselves. Here’s a clip of our Beekeeper moving a swarm into a Nuc (small hive setup for a small honey bee colony). 🐝

06/12/2020

Our set up today at Port Kennedy Christmas Markets 🎄

13/11/2020

Our honey is always available at Cafe on the Dam. Go for a drive through the beautiful Jarrah forest and enjoy a delightful coffee or meal overlooking the majestic Serpentine Dam. Pick up one of our jars of honey from their gallery and giftware section. 🐝

Cafe

13/11/2020

Still a work in progress but this is the beginning of our new adventure! We hope to be at some market stalls and fairs in the near future and will keep you posted with updates. Support WA local small business and encourage an increase in bee numbers and honey production.

The danger that the decline of bees and other pollinators represents to the world’s food supply was highlighted this week when the European Commission decided to ban a class of pesticides suspected of playing a role in so-called “colony collapse disorder.”