Saving bees one backyard at a time
We are at Sally Ride Elementary spending the day teaching the students about Bees and other pollinators.
We had a great day with seven separate classes at the Sally Ride Elementary school’s STEM Science program. Teaching and sharing information about pollinators with all the kids made it an excellent day with smart kids!!
Spring harvest has begun. Currently, we have enough to supply our faithful customers who have been waiting patiently for this day to come. There is much more coming soon. Unfortunately, there will not enough to participate at the Conway Community Market on April 16 from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm.
We only sell our local raw Wildflower honey. We never purchase other honey to be sold, only ours. As we grow our apiary, we will have the capability to provide our delicious honey throughout the year.
We want to thank our followers, customers, friends and family for supporting our little apiary.
Jillibees Apiary is temporarily out of Honey… our girls are hard at work creating a fresh batch of Spring Wildflower Honey that we should be able to harvest and pour within a few weeks.
Two more orders are ready to go. One to Lake Nona with stand. The other is a repeat customer heading to Lanexa Virginia.
A pair of hives just built and will be shipped to Ohio and three more being built. Two for Lake Nona, including a stand, and one repeat customer heading to Virginia.
