Girty Apiary

10/14/2024

Psssst... Tis the season for hot tea with Honey!

Need more honey? Drop me a PM or text!

07/22/2024

If you want some local honey, we've got it!

Black Locust w/wildflowers: $10 for 1 lb. bottle.

Japanese Knotweed: $8 for 12 oz. bear.

Crystalized Black Locust: $5 for 1 lb. bottle.

(There's nothing wrong or bad about crystalized honey! It can be used as is or gently heated to get it back to its original form)

We're still working on our honor stand, so if you're interested, dm me or send me a text and let me know when you'll be by (just to make sure I'm home).

03/07/2024

We still have a few bottles of our Japanese Knotweed honey! $8 Bears!

10/04/2023

Processing a batch of beeswax. We try not to let anything go to waste!

10/03/2023

If you're curious about the name of our honey, it's just a little nod to this man.

As he sits by the fire, Peter tells the story of Simon Girty, the legendary frontiersman on the American frontier in the 17 and early 1800's.If you are enjoy...

10/03/2023

We now have Japanese Knotweed honey! Not 100 percent Knotweed as there is most likely some wildflower in there, too.

Japanese Knotweed honey is dark and has a strong flavor.

1 lb. Bottles - $10 each
12 oz. Bear Bottles - $8 each

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We also have a limited amount of
Black Locust honey - 1 lb. Bottles -$12 each

Black Locust honey is pale yellow with a milder floral flavor. We don't get it every year, so when we do we are super happy!

Both contain powerful anti-oxidants and are anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory. Some say local honey helps people with allergies, too!

Text 305-989-6626 or hit the message button below if you'd like some!
(Sorry, but we don't ship. Local pick up only)

06/17/2023

Our Summer flow is usually Black Locust, a subtle, pale gold honey.

Fall is mainly Japanese Knotweed, dark with a stronger flavor.

Both are so different, yet equally wonderful!

06/14/2023

Text us at 305-989-6626 for info!

06/14/2023

Finished bottling our first batch this season. Black Locust Honey. YUM!