Wildflower Honey (Piedmont Blend)

White blackberry blossoms, one of the spring nectar sources

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Lee's Bees wildflower honey is produced from nectar gathered from a changing mix of flowering trees and plants in North Carolina's Piedmont and Inner Coastal Plain, including Martin County. Depending on the location, season, and weather, the floral mix may include tulip poplar, black locust, holly, blackberry, and clover. Because no single floral source dominates, its color and flavor naturally vary from one harvest to another. It is generally amber, with a rich, balanced honey flavor shaped by the blooms available that season.

At a glance

Floral sources: A changing seasonal mix; may include tulip poplar, black locust, holly, blackberry, and clover
Where it's made: North Carolina's Piedmont and Inner Coastal Plain, including Martin County
Season: Spring and early summer
Color: Typically amber; may vary by harvest
Flavor and texture: Rich and balanced, with a flavor shaped by the seasonal mix of local blooms
Crystallization: Crystallizes more quickly than sourwood or water tupelo honey; this is a natural characteristic and does not indicate spoilage

Available sizes

8 ounces
16 ounces
32 ounces

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.

More honey: Water Tupelo Honey · Gallberry Honey