Bee-Witched Honeys
Iverson Trail V2K 5E9 Prince George, BC, Canada

I’d love to keep bees on platforms in trees! Pretty sure they would like it better up there.

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Strawberry Hawthorn Hibiscus soda with Bee-Witched Honey and Hope Farm berries.

Metechi Garlic My personal favourite. Why? It has enormous cloves! Also, it is one of the best at adapting to different weather and terrain conditions, whilst... producing these massive babies. Raw, it is fiery hot, finishing with a lasting spice; cooking will tone down the heat, while still holding a fresh taste that pairs excellently with sweetness, like roselyne’s honey. This variety belongs to the Marbled Purple Stripe cultivar. It’s origin is not well documented probably because of the mentioned adaptability characteristics, but like many others, it originated in the Republic of Georgia. Find the garlic and honey in our store at https://shophopefarm.square.site/ #hopefarmorganics #princegeorgebc #organicgarlic #honey #bcgarlic #organicbc #centralbc #foodiepg