08/16/2026
Sometimes the best things in life are the things we get to pass down. 🐝🍯
The social media manager had some pictures pop up in her phone from 2020 after we got back from the annual honey harvest, when we only had one little boy. Now we have two and our boys have never known honey to be in a store, it’s always been so plentiful and from our backyard. These pictures sparked so many memories, and I couldn’t help but share. I also added in a few extras in from over the years 🥹
Hart Honey Co. is more than just honey to us. It’s a Hart family tradition. It’s something that has been part of bee keeper Franks family for generations, and now getting to watch our own little boys grow up around it makes it even more special.
There’s something about seeing those little hands learning, watching them be curious, and knowing that they are making the same kind of memories that the generations before them did. ❤️
I hope one day they look back at these pictures and remember the bees, the honey, the hard work, and most of all…doing it with their family. These boys are so much a part of the unseen honey production. They are the little feet and hands running to get bottles and caps, helping build and paint bee boxes, making honey rounds for honey comb production, helping Frank with starting his bee smoker, packing boxes of filled honey bottles, placing little stickers on each bottle so carefully, and so many more things.
We’re just trying to keep a little family tradition going, one generation at a time. 🐝
And honestly, I wouldn’t have it any other way. ❤️🍯
—Hart Honey Co.
