Bee Pollen

Available now

Bee pollen is flower pollen gathered by honey bees and packed into small pellets with a little nectar and moisture. Depending on what's blooming, it may come from one plant species or several. In the hive, pollen is an important source of protein, lipids, and other nutrients—young nurse bees eat it to produce food for developing brood.

Our bee pollen is collected fresh from our own North Carolina hives. You can find it at Whole Foods in Chapel Hill and Cary, or buy it directly from our Mebane or Jamesville locations.

At a glance

What it is

Flower pollen formed into pellets with nectar

Nutrition

A natural source of protein and lipids

From

Our own North Carolina hives

How to purchase

Buy directly from our locations in Mebane or Jamesville, NC—please email Hye-Sook Lee first at hyesook@leesbees.org. Our products are also carried by local stores.

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