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We produce RAW honey from chemical-free wildflowers (NO pesticides and NO fertilizers are applied in the bees' gathering area). The bees are located in the Angeles National Forest in northern Los Angeles County, CA. Black Button Sage and Buckwheat are the two primary wildflower honeys produced by Bill's Bees. We take our bees to almond orchards during the bloom in February to help with almond pollination. In some years there is enough almond blossom honey to harvest, a unique honey with a 'tangy' flavor. We also take bees to orange tree orchards in the CA citrus belt during the bloom in April and produce cut comb honey during the sage bloom. These honeys are all unique and difficult to find in your typical grocery store. We
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(This listing was last updated on Feb 8, 2012)
Location
12640 N. Little Tujunga Canyon Road
Lake View Terrace, CA 91342
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Contact Information
Bill Lewis
818-312-1691
Mailing Address:
12640 N. Little Tujunga Canyon Road
Lake View Terrace, CA 91342
Farmers' Market
Schedule and Location:
1) South Pasadena Farmers Market
Located on Meridian where it intersects Mission
Thursday 4-8pm; except Jan. & Feb. 3-7pm
2) Santa Monica Farmers Market
Located on Arizona St. where it intersects 3rd St.
Saturday 8:30a-1p
3)Montrose Farmers Market
Located on Honolulu St. at Oceanview Blvd.
Sunday 9-2p
4)Pasadena Farmers Market
Located at Victory Park, Sierra Madre Blvd.
Saturdays, 8:30a-12:30p
5)Kaiser Farmers Market(Barnsdell Park)
Located at 4800 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles
Wednesdays, 12noon-6p
6)Thousand Oaks Market
Located at Oaks Shopping Center
Thursdays, 12:30p-6p
7)Burbank Farmers Market, Located at corner of Orange Grove & 3rd St., Saturdays, 8a-12:30p
8)Temple City Farmers Market, Located at 9701 Las Tunas Blvd., Temple City, Sundays, 8:30a-1p
9)Pasadena(Del Mar) Farmers Market, located at Del Mar Blvd and Shoppers Lane, 1/2 mile south of the 210 Freeway, at the Lake Avenue exit, Weds., 3:30-7:30p(This market only operates in late spring& summer)
Farming Practices:
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naturally grown,
integrated pest management
Association Memberships:
Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF)
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We are staying ahead of the mites and the bees are looking good going into the winter. We are looking forward to the almond bloom in central CA in February. We are also pollinating blueberries this year(2011) and hopeful for some blueberry honey,
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