Fresh greens • Local honey • Hand-turned woodcraft • Western Washington

Honey from Western Washington hives

Blackberry honey is darker and bolder; spring wildflower honey brings a lighter mix of nectar. Availability follows the season, so ask what is ready before you make the trip.

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Original photo of a Four B’s Farm beekeeper uncapping a frame of honey

Honey and gift options

The original farm catalog listed these seasonal formats.

Original Four B’s Farm beekeeping photo
Seasonal honey

Blackberry honey

The main local nectar flow produces the farm’s darker, stronger-flavored honey.

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Original Four B’s Farm honey harvest photo
Honey gift

Nine-ounce honey jar

The archived gift selection included a single jar with a small beeswax candle.

Past gift option · listed at $11.95Archived listing; contact the farm for today’s price and availability.
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Original Four B’s Farm honey harvest photo
Honey gift

Two-jar gift set

Two nine-ounce jars, with Blackberry or Wildflower varieties depending on availability.

Past gift option · listed at $13.95Archived listing; contact the farm for today’s price and availability.
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Original Four B’s Farm property photo
Local pickup

Local pickup sizes

The old local-sales page described one-pound skep jars, three-pound jugs, and honey by the pound.

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Honey availability and archived gift prices are seasonal and may be out of date. Call to confirm the current varieties, jar sizes, price, and pickup arrangements.