| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Ealing Honey | |
| Posted by: | Emily Heath | |
| Date/Time: | 13/10/15 06:19:00 |
| Hives right next to each other can produce very different flavoured and coloured honey. A beekeeper in Hackney who had her honey analysed was told it contained 44% Tree of Heaven, Bramble, 20%, Lime 10%, Buddleia, 9%, Privet, 6%, Pyrus/Sorbus, 3%, Nettle, 2%, Poaceae (grasses?) 2%, Amelanchier, 2%, Meadowsweet, 1% and then pollen in proportions less than 1%: Aesculus hippocastanum, Papaver, Plantago and Prunus, Eucalyptus. Everyone's bees will find different flowers but this gives you an idea of the variety of flowers London bees can find. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| Ealing Honey | 30/09/15 18:08:00 | Perrin Anson |
| Re:Ealing Honey | 30/09/15 18:24:00 | Terry Freestone |
| Re:Ealing Honey | 30/09/15 21:16:00 | Emily Heath |
| Re:Re:Ealing Honey | 02/10/15 01:24:00 | Perrin Anson |
| Re:Re:Re:Ealing Honey | 02/10/15 08:15:00 | Gerry Tan |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Ealing Honey | 07/10/15 19:15:00 | Vlod Barchuk |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Ealing Honey | 13/10/15 06:19:00 | Emily Heath |
| Re:Ealing Honey | 08/10/15 12:53:00 | Clare Vernon |
| Re:Ealing Honey | 08/10/15 15:17:00 | Jason Hallsworth |
| Re:Re:Ealing Honey | 13/10/15 10:54:00 | Bob Little |
| Re:Ealing Honey | 15/10/15 12:51:00 | Terry Jones |