Are the bees that produce this honey solely pollinating knotwood blooms or do they also have access to other flower
Raw Knotweed Honey
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May 11, 2026 - 07:14 AM
We bring the bees to areas in New York with high concentrations of knotweed. We can't guarantee they won't forage on other flowers as they can travel a couple miles, but in the fields we bring them, there are very few other options, which leads to highly concentrated knotweed pollen and the distinct caramel-like dark honey. Hope that helps!
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Raw Knotweed Honey
Knotweed is an important source of clean forage for many pollinator species including Bumblebees and monarch butterflies. A member of the Buckwheat family, the white blossoms produce a dark honey with at distinct flavor and aroma.
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