Hive and Vine Farm

Hive and Vine Farm Growing food and bees in the Appalachian Foothills.

Caught the sun kissing some of the last tomatoes this morning. Summer crops are fading, and our fall garden is coming al...
08/19/2026

Caught the sun kissing some of the last tomatoes this morning. Summer crops are fading, and our fall garden is coming along. What's growing in your garden and what's fading right now?

More tomatoes πŸ… Message if interested.
08/13/2026

More tomatoes πŸ… Message if interested.

The freezer is full of tomatoes, peppers, blackberries and corn. The pantry is stocked with honey, blackberry jam, canne...
08/12/2026

The freezer is full of tomatoes, peppers, blackberries and corn. The pantry is stocked with honey, blackberry jam, canned potatoes, green beans, and potatoes ready to mash or fry. There's relish and pie filling, and pepper jelly. Eggs in the fridge and still more on the counter.

The garden continues to provide. The chickens are laying and the bees are busy.

We're blessed and filled with gratitude for all that we have and everyone that drove out to purchase from us or just stopped to say "Nice garden". But, full disclosure, some days we're tired, and overwhelmed and don't feel like doing what needs doing. πŸ™πŸ˜©

Homesteaders, gardners, farmers, beekeepers how are you feeling today? How do you manage all that needs doing this time of year?



Look at this cloud I saw last night!πŸŒ…What does it look like to you? Tell me what you see in the comments!
08/11/2026

Look at this cloud I saw last night!πŸŒ…What does it look like to you? Tell me what you see in the comments!

πŸ‡πŸ‘€ When beekeepers see Ironweed they know the race is on to get winter bees made, stores filled and every hive ready for...
08/07/2026

πŸ‡πŸ‘€ When beekeepers see Ironweed they know the race is on to get winter bees made, stores filled and every hive ready for winter!
Winter success starts in August and September. This is the window where the queen lays the eggs that will become the colony's winter cluster.Without high-protein food, those winter bees won't develop the strong immune systems and fat reserves they need to last until spring.That is why I love seeing Ironweed coat the fields this time of year. It provides the essential late-season pollen push needed to nurse that final, crucial round of brood. Next time you see ironweed, consider its crucial role in honeybee winter survival!
πŸ‘‡What signs do you see, hear or smell that let you know summer is coming to an end?

Honey 🍯 is now available! We have 1 pound and 8 ounce sizes. Please send a message to place your order!
08/06/2026

Honey 🍯 is now available! We have 1 pound and 8 ounce sizes. Please send a message to place your order!

We're looking for your ideas!What would you do with a gallon of cherry tomatoes?
08/05/2026

We're looking for your ideas!

What would you do with a gallon of cherry tomatoes?

πŸ…Too-mae-toe! too-mah-toe! πŸ…  No matter how you say it, a fresh local πŸ… is one of the best ways to celebrate summer! Whi...
08/05/2026

πŸ…Too-mae-toe! too-mah-toe! πŸ… No matter how you say it, a fresh local πŸ… is one of the best ways to celebrate summer! While there's nothing wrong with a well-traveled πŸ…, savoring a locally grown sun-ripened πŸ…, is an experience only available for a short time each year. And right now, is that time!

We currently have several varieties available for pickup, including Beefsteak, Hillbilly, Pineapple and Pink Ponderosa. All varieties are $2.50 per lb while they last! Please send a message to place your order.

Lighter or darker? Which color honey do you prefer?
08/04/2026

Lighter or darker? Which color honey do you prefer?

08/03/2026

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