Florida palmetto honey, unfiltered, from beekeeper 3 lbs.

Description

If you wish to save more money, you can buy our larger 5 quart, 6 pound, 10 pound and 24 pound quantities which will save you additional money because the shipping on small quantities is more costly on a per pound basis. If you want something a little different, see our listing for sunflower honey. You will find our clover honey to be of the highest quality while at the same time being the lowest cost that you will see on Ebay if you factor in the cost of shipping. We also sell creamy crystallized honey in the larger sizes. Click on "see other items" to see the other honeys and sizes we have available.
This Florida honey was produced by our own bees from wild palmetto bushes and has been under our watchful eye from the time the bees produced it until we packed it for shipment to you. This honey is known for its healthful benefits  The honey has a thick consistency and mild flavor.
If you buy a second item from this listing, the additional shipping will be free. We do not heat or filter our honey therefore all of the nutrients such as pollen, enzymes and propolis are preserved and present in the honey. The honey will be shipped via a priority mail box containing a 3 lb hermetically sealed food bag. Simply cut the corner of the bag and pour the honey into your own containers.
Note about shipping zip code:
We are migratory beekeepers with a honeyhouse and a home in Florida and the same in North Dakota. We are registered beekeepers in both North Dakota and Florida.  We move our bees on tractor & semi-
trailer trucks back and forth between Florida and North Dakota depending on the season. We transfer barrels of Florida honey to North Dakota when we go to our operation in North Dakota so we can continue our Ebay sales the year around. We transfer our clover, buckwheat, canola and other ND honeys we produce in North Dakota to Florida when we are there and then do the shipping from our honeyhouse in West Palm Beach, FL  .
So the shipping zip code reflects where we are in that time period, not where the honey was produced.