11/04/2026
🍯🐝 And that, my friends, is a wrap on our 2026 beekeeping and honey season!
I know we’ve been a little quiet over here lately, but trust me, we’ve been busy with a purpose!
Just when we thought we were ready to tuck our bees in for the winter, Bryon decided to take one last peek inside our seven-foot-tall hives.
And wouldn’t you know it… those girls had been BUSY! 🐝
The hives were absolutely PACKED with honey! So much so that we were able to harvest a little unexpected sweetness while still leaving our bees with plenty of their own honey to get them through the winter.
And don’t worry, we’ve also tucked in some winter patties for extra nourishment, and we’ll continue keeping a watchful eye on our girls throughout the colder months. ❤️
But here’s the part I really wanted to share…
One of the things I’ve always believed is that when someone extends kindness to you, you find a way to give a little of that goodness back.
As a small token of our appreciation to the Foraker family for so generously allowing us to keep our bees and farm on their property, we created a special honey label just for them and filled a dozen jars with the sweetness their land helped produce. 🍯
There’s something really special about that, isn’t there?
From their land, to our bees, to their table. Full circle. 🤎
And with that, we’re officially closing out another season of beekeeping. A season filled with hard work, a few surprises, plenty of sticky moments, and so much gratitude.
Thankful for the bees, thankful for the land, and especially thankful for the good people who make it all possible.
Now tell me… what do you think of our special Foraker honey labels? 🐝🍯
With love and gratitude,
Herb & Hive 🌿 Foraker Landscaping Tammy Marshall