Ames Wildflower Honey
Timberlea, Nova Scotia
A small-scale beekeeper who has been serving Nova Scotia since 2013, running the hives on the natural methods set out by Ross Conrad: as little interference as possible and no synthetic treatments. Wildflower honey, beeswax and hand salve, sold through their own online shop.
How to buy from them
- Order from their online shop
What they make
- Liquid honey
- Beeswax
- Soap and skincare
Honey varieties
About the operation
- Keeping bees since
- 2013
Unclaimed listing
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Source: https://ameshoney.ca/
We do not sell honey and we do not handle their orders. Stock and market dates change through the season, so check with the farm before you drive out.
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