Willow Bee’s Farm LLC

Willow Bee’s Farm LLC Join us along our journey to convert just over a one acre tract of land from an unused field into a multi faceted family hobby farm. Let’s Go!

Orchard, grapes, berries, vegetables, flowers, chickens and bees.

09/02/2026

This crazy heat and pesky bugs be driving me crazy!!

to the rescue.

So glad this heat is hanging around….NOT. We got plants to start setting outside but would rather not roast them… Come o...
08/30/2026

So glad this heat is hanging around….NOT.

We got plants to start setting outside but would rather not roast them…

Come on heat… go away!

Let’s do it!!! Willard Farmers Market time 5-8. Come get some fresh bottled honey, produce, jams/jellies and everything ...
08/28/2026

Let’s do it!!! Willard Farmers Market time 5-8. Come get some fresh bottled honey, produce, jams/jellies and everything else you want. I bet you can find it here tonight.

Come support your local growers, bakers, and makers of all the cool things!!

08/28/2026

Hey y’all. Can’t wait for market this evening. We will have the full line up: fresh picked produce, homemade jams/jellies, beeswax products and HONEY!!

08/26/2026

🥵 Hot Peppers… 🌶️ 🥵
We got ‘em if you need ‘em. See you Friday at Market !

Habanero
Jalapeño
Serrano
Cayenne
Hot Banana
Cajun Bell
Anaheim
Poblano

Heat not your style? We got bells and sweet snack ones too!

Can’t believe it is nearly “Ber” month season. The garden is definitely slowing down but still ticking along. The origin...
08/25/2026

Can’t believe it is nearly “Ber” month season. The garden is definitely slowing down but still ticking along.

The original beans are just about spent but the new starts are coming along and starting to produce. Not a lot but still.

This squash plant is over six feet tall and still going strong. Definitely helped trellising it and keeping the lower leaves cleared out.

Soon will be getting the next rounds of starts in the garden and hoop tunnels reset to carry them through the late season.

08/23/2026

Well the ladies are still bringing in nectar. This late season honey will have a stronger flavor than most springtime honey. Producing honey from things like goldenrod, aster, joe pye weed…

We hope to get some of this late season honey around mid-September when we pull the last of the honey boxes off the hives!

Did you know that ALL pure, natural, raw honey will crystallize?  Do you know why? Honey contains …wait for it….sugars. ...
08/23/2026

Did you know that ALL pure, natural, raw honey will crystallize? Do you know why?

Honey contains …wait for it….sugars. Glucose and fructose to be specific. (Along with small portions of sucrose). Glucose forms crystals while fructose is liquid. So, the higher the glucose content the quicker the honey is likely to crystallize. This is especially true for unfiltered honey.

Raw unfiltered/unprocessed honey contains tiny bits of wax and pollen; the glucose crystals attach to those particles and grow. Look at you…you’re growing natural rock candy!

So where did it come from? The Glucose? Well depends on which flowers the bees gathered the nectar from. Dandelions, alfalfa, goldenrod and sunflowers are some plants that have high glucose levels.

Now crystallized honey is not for everyone’s taste but it is still honey. If you rather it be pourable, no worries there is an easy fix.

To reliquify honey - heat up some water (not hotter than 150) and place the bottle in it. Let it sit, give it a stir…done. Easy. Just make sure to secure the lid tightly. You don’t want water in it!

To slow the crystallization of your honey it’s best to store it in a room, temperature environment. Temperature around 70 degrees is ideal. Above our stove and fridge is our preferred location.

We have honey from five years ago that still has not crystallized, yet some of that honey kept in cooler areas crystallized within the first year. But man it still tastes amazing!

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