50 colonies and millions of bees on Florida land in Lake Wales · Expansion in motion
Raw Florida Honey

Our Honey

Coastal Harvest · Pulled · Bottling this fall
In the barrel now

Coastal Harvest Is Already Pulled

This year’s honey is done. It came off our own bees and it is sitting in drums right now, waiting on jars. Raw and unfiltered, straight from the comb, exactly the way the hive made it. Nothing added and nothing stripped out.

Sixteen ounce jars go up this fall in a small run. There is never very much of it, and we like it that way. Get on the list and we will tell you the day it is ready, before it goes anywhere else.

Get On The List
Buckets of Coastal Harvest honey loaded in the truck at Palmetto Farms
Coastal Harvest, coming off the yard
What comes next

The Palmetto Bloom

Saw palmetto runs in the spring, and that is the harvest the land is named for. Different bloom, different honey, and worth the wait. Anyone on the list gets first call on that one too.

Do something today

Put Something Behind The Hive

Jars are not open yet, but the bees do not wait. Every dollar goes into hives, forage, and keeping colonies healthy through a Florida summer. Give what makes sense and we will tell you exactly what it went to.

Give To The Bees
$25 · $100 · $250 · you choose
or $10 a month keeps a hive going

Reserve Your Jars

Tell us how many you want and we will hold them out of the Coastal Harvest run. Nothing to pay today. We confirm the count, the price, and the bottling date with you before a single jar moves.

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Rather just talk? Call or text   (561) 504-9058
Sixteen ounce jars. Pricing confirmed before we bottle.
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