A full, intact honeycomb frame harvested in May 2025 from my small apiary in Walton-on-Thames.
The frame contains raw honey still sealed in its natural wax cells, exactly as the bees made it. Both the honey and the wax are edible. Forage comes from the surrounding allotments and nearby area and is likely to include hawthorn, cherry plum, raspberry, and bramble, along with garden crops, herbs, local wildflowers, and possibly lime trees and chestnuts.
This option is ideal for those who enjoy cutting and serving honeycomb themselves, sharing it with others, or using it as a centrepiece for a table or special occasion.
Allergen information
Honey is not suitable for infants under 12 months. Avoid if you have a known allergy to bee products.
Available for local collection or delivery only; postage is not currently offered.
