Myddle Apiary
Our home apiary and the heart of Eden Honey Bees.
Set among arable crops, our apple orchard, wildflower patches, and the gardens and woodland around the village, Myddle provides a rich and varied forage mix from early willow and orchard blossom to summer wildflowers and cover crops.
This apiary contributes to both our Spring Honey and Blossom Honey, producing a light, balanced honey that reflects the mixed countryside around the village.
Shotatton Apiary
Located close to the Weir Brook, our Shotatton site sits among wildflower meadows, lime trees, sweet chestnuts, mature woodland, bramble, clover, arable cover crops, and spring oil seed rape.
This is the only site that produces our Himalayan Balsam Honey - naturally light, floral, and beautifully smooth.
Shotatton also contributes to our Spring and Blossom Honey, with its diverse forage giving those honeys warm, rounded notes.
Lyneal Apiary
Situated near woodland and water meadows close to Colemere, Lyneal provides a calm, sheltered setting ideal for strong, resilient colonies.
Forage here includes early willow, bramble, and spring OSR, followed by clover and extensive wildflower meadows through the summer.
Lyneal contributes to both our Spring Honey and Blossom Honey, often producing honey that is slightly lighter and more floral thanks to the meadow forage.