Beechside Bees Honey Company

Beechside Bees Honey Company Our bees work hard in the Ponce Inlet area to bring you delicious local, organic raw honey

05/22/2026

Ever wondered about the honey process? Well here it is! This is how we bring you our delicious, raw honey 💛🐝

Brand-new bottles of honey are hitting the markets tonight! We’ll bee at Riverside Esplenade from 5-9pm tonight then bac...
05/15/2026

Brand-new bottles of honey are hitting the markets tonight! We’ll bee at Riverside Esplenade from 5-9pm tonight then back at the from 9am-2pm on Sunday. Come on out and taste this delicious batch of Sawtooth Palmetto honey.

05/11/2026

The beechside bees have had their little hands full this week. First heat; now this. Happy to say no damage to the hives.

A brand-new batch of Spruce Creek Saw Palmetto honey will soon be at a farmer’s market near you! 🍯 Starting May 16th, yo...
05/05/2026

A brand-new batch of Spruce Creek Saw Palmetto honey will soon be at a farmer’s market near you! 🍯 Starting May 16th, you can find us every Sunday from 9-2 at the 💛

04/25/2026

Beechside Bees will bee at the Holly Hill Riverside Market tomorrow. See you there!

Please join us tomorrow at the Daytona Riverfront Market on Beach Street from 5pm-9pm. We will feature Olivia’s beautifu...
04/17/2026

Please join us tomorrow at the Daytona Riverfront Market on Beach Street from 5pm-9pm. We will feature Olivia’s beautiful handcrafted beeswax products as well as our famous Cinnimon Hot Honey. See you there!

04/13/2026

Swarm season is officially here! Thanks to my talented nephew, , who handbuilt this swarm box, I was able to catch this runaway bee colony.

Queen bees kick it into high gear this time of year, rapidly laying eggs and multiplying the size of their colony. Once a colony gets too large for their hive box, they’ll often leave the nest or “swarm” to find a new, larger home.

They don’t usually go far, usually within a couple miles of their original space. Sometimes they’ll find temporary housing in a nearby tree, like in this video, until they find a better-suited permanent home.

If you see a swarm on the branch of a tree, let it be. Chances are they’re looking for a new place to call home and will file out in a few days. If a new hive takes up residence in or around your home (attics, patio furniture, sheds, etc.) please call your local beekeeper rather than an exterminator. They’ll be able to safely remove the hive without harming the bees. And heck, they might even do the job for free!

See you tomorrow at the Tikki Docks farmers market 9-12
04/04/2026

See you tomorrow at the Tikki Docks farmers market 9-12

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Ponce Inlet, FL
32127

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