Silverberry creating sustainable income for local

creating sustainable income for local communities

meaning that your gift may grow into an entire apiary over the next several years

The tulip poplar tree is native to eastern and southeastern North America

One of the first major nectar sources for bees in the Mountain State - blooming mid-to-late April- this yields a limited batch honey with a lightly colored

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Silverberry creating sustainable income for localWV Silverberry Honey is a premium, raw varietal harvested from the early spring blooms of the invasive Elaeagnus umbellata tree, abundant in WV's Appalachian foothills. One of the first major nectar sources for bees in the Mountain State blooming mid to late April this yields a limited batch honey with a lightly colored, subtly sweet tart profile, echoing the faint, fruity aroma of the tree's signature red berries. Sourced from small scale apiaries