About Our Raw Wildflower Honey — 6 Pint Bundle

Our raw, unheated wildflower honey is produced and packed by us in Southern Oregon, where our bees forage through the changing bloom cycles of the season. The result is a rich, floral honey with a character that reflects the landscape it came from.

At Diggin’ Livin’, the way honey is produced matters just as much as the honey itself. Our approach is rooted in organically managed, Steiner-inspired, Natural Nest, and medicinal beekeeping practices designed to support the natural biology and resilience of the colony.

Our bees are honey-fed, allowing them to live on the food they naturally produce for themselves rather than relying on routine sugar feeding. They live in sustainably sourced cedar hives with natural wood and beeswax frames, creating a hive environment built around the needs of the bees.

We keep our honey just as close to its natural state. It is never heated and is produced without antibiotics, plastics, or synthetic miticides. We avoid unnecessary processing so the honey retains the aroma, texture, flavor, and seasonal character that make raw honey so special.

This is the honey we keep on our own table: something to drizzle over toast, stir into tea, add to food, share with friends, or eat straight from the spoon. Rich and deeply floral, it is our everyday honey and one of the simplest ways to experience the relationship between healthy bees, clean forage, seasonal rhythms, and careful stewardship.

Our honey is:

• Raw and unheated
• Southern Oregon wildflower honey
• Produced and packed by Diggin’ Livin’
• Made by honey-fed bees
• Produced using organically managed beekeeping practices
• Rooted in Steiner-inspired and Natural Nest beekeeping
• Produced in sustainably sourced cedar hives
• Made using wood and beeswax frames
• Produced without antibiotics
• Produced without synthetic miticides
• Produced without plastics

Bundle includes: 6 pint jars
Net weight per jar: 1.5 lb (680.4 g)
Total honey: approximately 9 lbs

Six jars means plenty for the pantry, gifting, cooking, sharing—or simply making sure there is always a jar of good honey on the table.