CombCutters
Bee Education
neighborhoodnectar
Our apiaries are tucked away in populated areas, near busy streets, pollinating food deserts, empty lots, community gardens, urban farms, and tropical fruit trees. The honey from each neighborhood tastes unique based on location and time of year. Liberty City Summer or Spring. Little Haiti in November, Biscayne Gardens. No batch tastes the same.
Relationship and trust
contend with the colonial history/language
uplift local pollinators endemic to the land
attuned with the lessons from the hive
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A batch of honey being strained, just before it's poured into jars. Our honey is pure and straight from the hive.
lessons from the hive + community
Our beekeeping does not exist in a vacuum. We are a part of larger breathing, changing ecosystems. The built environment, the nature that thrives in and around it, and our relationship to it all play key roles in our decision-making.
We follow the lead of the bees and happily take lessons from the hive. We know that we would not be here if it were not for the people, and communities that surround us with their support
With all of that in mind, we encourage you to take a look at these organizations and projects!
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