Artisan Honey
Honey that tastes like here.
A lot of honey comes with a label. Ours comes with a place.
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Our bees forage across the landscape surrounding Treasured Roots Farm, gathering nectar from the flower and plants that are blooming here, in this season, in this particular place.
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The land. The flowers. The weather. The seasons. That means the honey we harvest is a direct reflection of where it came from.
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Every harvest tells the story of where the bees have been.
What does here taste like?
We think it tastes like wildflower in bloom. Like warm summer afternoons. Like the hum of bees across open meadows and native woodlands. Like the first harvest of something we've been working toward for years.
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Taste this place.
What Makes Our Honey Different
100% FROM
OUR FARM
Our honey is harvested from our hives at Treasured Roots Farm
NEVER
DILUTED
No added flavors or sweeteners. Just honey made by bees.
NEVER
HEATED
We do not heat or pasteurize our honey during processing.
NO CHEMICAL TREATMENTS
We do not use any chemical interventions in our hives.
TRACEABLE FLOWER TO JAR
From our hives to your table, we know where your honey came from.
So...what does local honey actually mean?
The word local can sound reassuring. But a label alone doesn't always tell you the whole story. Honey labeled 'local' can sometimes contain honey from multiple sources, including honey transported from outside our region.
We wanted to do things differently.
When you buy honey from Treasured Roots Farm, you know exactly where it came from.
Our bees. Our hives. Our farm.
Wildflower Honey
Our signature honey, made by bees foraging across the flowers and plants blooming throughout the farm and surrounding landscape.
The result is a true expression of the seasons at Treasured Roots Farm -
a honey that changes subtly with the landscape and time of year.
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Lavender Honey
A limited-edition, single-forage honey made during one precise moment in our lavender bloom. ​For about six weeks, we placed dedicated honey boxes beside the field, so the bees worked almost exclusively from lavender. ​
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This isn't lavender flavored honey - it's honey shaped by one crop, one place, and one fleeting moment in time.
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