Wildflower Honey

Wildflower honey is made from the mixed nectar of whatever plants bloom near the hives, so its color and flavor change with region and season, from light golden and floral to darker amber and more robust. In the United States it is sold both by local beekeepers and as regional or national blends. Raw wildflower honey is only strained, not heated, so it keeps its pollen and crystallizes over time. The buy link goes to Bill's Bees' raw wildflower honey, a 16 oz jar harvested each April and May from wildflowers in the San Gabriel Mountains of Los Angeles County, California.