From The Apiary

Rooted in nature, crafted with care. Step inside the apiary and see where our beeswax candles, honey and handmade goods begin - in the hum of the hive and the rhythm of the seasons.

A medium sized swarm found on a well pipe.
A relatively easy swarm captured. Took about 30 minutes and all walked into there new home.
Swarm of bee's fanning to other honeybees that they have discovered there new forever home.
New fence set up for our new bee yard.
New bee yard completed. This should keep most critters out and the honey bee's safe.
Very busy bee's in our yard at Sticky Bee Apiary.
Photo was taken early in 2019. Was a brave bee keeper with no bee suit.
Our new favorite caution sign for our bee yard.
Swarm capture attempt 2023.
Honey bees "beard" to regulate internal temperature and manage hive congestion
"Bearding" behavior seen during hot, humid summer days, heavy nectar flows, or when a colony is particularly large.
Our very first event In 2025. Prescott, Ontario.

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