We keep the bees and the bees keep us.

Jon and Cheryl Kittrell with their dog, Max
Kittrell’s Daydream Apiary
(bee yard) is located in South Baldwin County around the corner from Camp Beckwith on County Road 1. This is the Weeks Bay Estuary where there is an abundance of wildflowers and native plants. The undeveloped nature of the surrounding countryside provides an abundant variety of pollen and nectar sources for honeybees. (Pictured are Jon and Cheryl Kittrell with their dog, Max)

GallberriesThe beehives are surrounded by Gallberry, Tupelo, Sweet Gum, Poplar, Palmetto, Blackberry and a variety of pollen and nectar sources. We harvest our honey, beeswax, pollen, and propolis with practices mindful of organic standards. That is why it is called raw meaning unheated; retaining beneficial qualities.

 

 

Visit One Tew Bee website for more information on Bees

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Daydream Apiary Beehives
Daydream Apiary Beehives

Kittrell inspects a frame of Honeybees
Kittrell inspects a frame of Honeybees

Swarm Ball in Tree,
Swarm Ball in Tree,
Downtown Fairhope

Kittrell successfully captures Swarm
Kittrell successfully captures Swarm

Honeybees are important pollinators in our food chain, in fact they are responsible for one-third of our food so remember to Bee Thankful.

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