South Georgia Wildflower Honey
South Georgia Wildflower Honey
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Shipping
Shipping
five dollar flat rate on all orders
Jars are wrapped individually. If anything arrives broken, email us a photo and we will make it right.
Storing your honey
Storing your honey
A cupboard at room temperature with the lid on. Never the fridge — cold only speeds up crystallising.
If it sets solid, stand the jar in warm (not boiling) water for a few minutes. Raw honey does not spoil.
Not suitable for children under one year old.
made between late March Our wildflower honey comes from several wild nectar sources found in south east Georgia. blackberry, gallberry and tupelo, give this honey an unmistakable flavor, medium dark in color this honey packs huge flavor into each spoonful. This is a great all purpose honey and what I sweeten my coffee with every morning. choose between a mini medium or large jar below
