Coventry Bees

07/12/2024

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December 7th is the feast day of St. Ambrose, patron saint of Beekeeping an candle makers. The Latin phrase for “honey” is “Ambrosia” or the food of the gods, thus the origin of St. Ambrose’s name.
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07/12/2024

Follow our bee blog for helpful tips and information to create pollinator friendly spaces

Supporting pollinators like bees and butterflies is crucial for maintaining biodiversity and ensuring healthy ecosystems. Planting in December may seem counterintuitive, but it’s the perfect time to prepare your garden for the spring ahead. Here’s a guide to the best plants, shrubs, and trees to...

02/12/2024

Meet Burt the turkey who has a very special relationship with our bees. He plays an important role in their care and wellbeing. His owner regularly collects his moulted tail feathers to send to us which are used in place of a bee brush. Bees dislike bee brushes and will try to sting them, but they do not mind turkey tail feathers being used to gently move them around when required. Thanks Burt, the bees really appreciate you.

01/08/2023

Our new website is now live, you can visit below or click the shop now button at the top of this page. Besides our tasty honey we will be stocking some neat gift ideas in the near future which we will share as they become available

Your local beekeeper and honey producer

29/07/2023

We have a small number of jars of honey available now before our main Autumn harvest. To order simply hit the Shop Now button above to be taken directly to Checkout.
Our website is currently under development to bring you more delicious, natural honey and products to help support bees