Wyldglen

31/01/2026

Yup that's me under all that protective equipment!!

Beekeeping today means embracing innovative solutions to Varroa challenges while maintaining our commitment to quality and sustainability.

The product we use is a testament to this approach - a naturally derived, certified organic, acid that targets the Varroa mite without harming our bees.
It is not easy, and you need to use a gas mask amongst all the other protective gear.

Harvesting honey before application ensures its exceptional quality.
We believe in being responsible stewards of the environment and hope you'll support our efforts by valuing the true cost of high-quality, natural raw Honey..

🐝 Nice!

11/12/2025

It's really good to see something is being done about the imported honey in large food chains. Another very good reason to choose local, raw honey, farmed with chemical free and bee-centric practices. 🐝

Australian beekeepers are funding their own investigation into the authenticity of imported honey, with tests showing other products are being added.

21/11/2025

Something for your entertainment...'pirates on a ship' 🐝

09/11/2025

Jaboticaba,
when it flowers it smells like Jasmine.
I had been smelling this sweet scent for a while and decided to follow my nose.
I came upon this beautiful sight.
I have made sparkling wine from this tree's fruit before. Its fruit tastes like Cherries.
But right now, the bees are absolutely loving the flowers.

06/11/2025

My god this is a beautiful display of coffee flower. Hope the bees find it. Smells so good.

26/10/2025

Things are looking good! Wyldglen is still using 100% sustainable, bee centric, beekeeping.
All my practices are still chemical free, in spite of the regions Varroa challenges.
This is my guarantee to you. Always. 🐝

07/10/2025

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30/09/2025

Not bad for the beginning of the season! Loving the mix of Guioa and Buckwheat for that malty taste with a little fruity kick.

23/08/2025

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Imagine living so close to nature you can actually hear the stars.🌌

When author Laurens van der Post lived among the Bushmen of the Kalahari, they once asked Laurens why he couldn’t hear the stars.
When he said he couldn’t, they were shocked and pitied him—believing anyone cut off from nature’s voice must meant deep spiritual illness.

Think about that. For most of human history, people talked with animals, rivers, winds, and skies like it was normal. Today? We treat nature like a thing—silent, separate, a commodity.

But what if we’re the deaf ones? What if the Earth is still talking, and we’ve just forgotten how to listen?”

07/08/2025

It's been a while.
A big thanks to my valued customers for patiently waiting for my honey whilst I recovered from injury.
You can find the shelves stocked again.
Stay tuned for some new products this season!