Anyone know where I can find Catalpa Honey?
Welcome to Beemaster, mel gonz! :happy: I'm not sure of a source for Catalpa honey. Why are you looking for this specific variety?
Welcome mel_gonz. Where are you located?
Phillip
Mel,
Welcome to Beemaster
Jim Altmiller
I'm from Virginia Beach. No specific variant. Thanks so much
Quote from: mel_gonz on March 09, 2023, 11:44:17 AM
I'm from Virginia Beach. No specific variant. Thanks so much
Catalpa honey would be honey the bees made by collecting nectar from the catalpa tree. What I meant is, why are you looking for this particular type of honey?
Sister has cancer. I had been praying for guidance and one night I had a dream about some raw unfinished furniture and I asked the person if if it was oak, etc.. He replied it was from a bean tree. I had never heard of a bean tree. My sister had also had a dream - that someone told her no more cancer - honey. I know it is a stretch, but I believe there was something to the dreams.
Mel I am sorry your sister has cancer. I don't know of anyone who produces Catapla honey. Let me direct you to the following link just posted recently by Beemaster2.
Phillip
What did you do in your Apiary/Bee yard today?
<< Reply #46 on: January 12, 2022, 08:38:27 am >>
https://beemaster.com/forum/index.php?topic=54786.msg501663#msg501663
Mel check your PMs. I sent something to you unrelated to Honey or Honey Bees which you might find interesting.
Phillip
Quote from: mel_gonz on March 09, 2023, 02:47:19 PM
Sister has cancer. I had been praying for guidance and one night I had a dream about some raw unfinished furniture and I asked the person if if it was oak, etc.. He replied it was from a bean tree. I had never heard of a bean tree. My sister had also had a dream - that someone told her no more cancer - honey. I know it is a stretch, but I believe there was something to the dreams.
Sorry to hear about your sister. That's quite interesting though. Bee products generally are very helpful and beneficial for the immune system. A place you could try would be on Etsy, sometimes people are selling specialty honeys there. I don't know if it's a honey that is easy to get a monofloral batch of. If there aren't a lot of the trees in a single area, or if the trees bloom at the same time as other flowers the honey bees like more, it may not be possible to get only catalpa honey. Does that make sense? You could also try some wildflower honey, which is mixed batch honey, from an area where they grow, although it would be hard to know how much catalpa it contained, if any, without talking to the beekeeper. Do you know that your name, Mel, means "honey" in Latin?
Thank you so much. Nickname is Mel, Melissa actually and I knew it meant honeybee in Greek.
Thanks again.
Are you still looking for Catelpa honey ? https://www.warmcolorsapiary.com/contact-us
Here is a place that may help you out... Especially if you're looking for Local honey and different. Honey... I know There are a lot of catalpa trees.... In this area. There are 2 different species of this tree Eastern and Western...
BEE HAPPY Jim134 😊