How to get your Fairytale Honey in person or online.
Buy Honey at Heyser's Farm Stand in Colesville, Maryland
Fairy Tale Honey is on sale at Heyser's Farm Stand
at the corner of New Hampshire and
Bonifant in Colesville, Maryland about 3 miles north of White Oak.
They are open all year and have a great selection of fresh
fruit and other seasonal
produce. We've shopped there for years.
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Fairy
Tale Honey comes in 1 pound squeeze
jars. We like the
squeeze
jars better than the glass ones because they are lighter, don't break,
and dispense the honey in a neat, controllable squidge (I made up the
word). Besides getting honey from my bees for Fairy Tale Honey I get some
from the nearest beekeepers who have some, and
also buy other extra special honeys when I can get them.
We have
four kinds of honey now. It is all 100% pure honey:
Local Raw Honey from our hives in Montgomery
County,
Maryland, specifically Silver Spring, Burtonsville, and Cloverly.
It is very light amber to golden amber and is a mixture of
tulip poplar, black locust, wildflower, and apple blossom.
This honey has never been heated above hive temperature.
Blueberry Blossom Honey from New England
blueberry pollination. This is a fantastic tasting honey,
with a medium strong taste--delicious. It tastes nothing like
blueberries.
It is a dark amber color.
Raspberry Blossom Honey from New England
raspberry pollination. This actually tastes of raspberry, and
we called up to New Hampshire to make triple sure that it had no
flavoring. It is pure honey from pollination, a golden color,
and very unusual.
Organic Wildflower Honey from Brazil! Where else will you find areas
where no pesticides are used within the three mile foraging radius of honeybees?
Local Raw Honey from our hives in Montgomery
County,
Maryland, specifically Silver Spring, Burtonsville, and Cloverly.
It is very light amber to golden amber and is a mixture of
tulip poplar, black locust, wildflower, and apple blossom.
This honey has never been heated above hive temperature.