Buy honey in Chatham County, North Carolina and Western North Carolina
2025 honey coming soon
I harvest honey every summer, but every year is different. All orders are first come, first served. I only reserve bottles for special events. Contact me to reserve honey for wedding favors, bridal and baby shower favors, unique business referral gifts, graduations, retirements, and any special occasion. I also design custom labels.
2025: As of March, all of my colonies survived winter. I'll send my next honey update in April or May.
2024: This was a record-breaking year with honey production and demand. Mountain honey sold out in 2 hours and Pittsboro honey sold out in 12 hours! 10% of all sales were donated to the Rodale Institute, which helps support regenerative agriculture.
2023: Thank you for your support. Honey sold out in less than 72 hours! I donated 10% of all sales to the Xerces Society, a science-based nonprofit that protects wildlife.
2022: I bottled the 5-year anniversary edition of Chatham Blossoms and the inaugural harvest of Nantahala Nectar. 10% of all sales were donated to the Pollinator Partnership, the largest organization in the world protecting pollinators.
2021: Small harvest for friends and family only.
2020: No harvest.
2019: Sold out before I bottled.
2018: Small harvest for friends and family only.
2017: First hive established. No harvest.
2025: As of March, all of my colonies survived winter. I'll send my next honey update in April or May.
2024: This was a record-breaking year with honey production and demand. Mountain honey sold out in 2 hours and Pittsboro honey sold out in 12 hours! 10% of all sales were donated to the Rodale Institute, which helps support regenerative agriculture.
2023: Thank you for your support. Honey sold out in less than 72 hours! I donated 10% of all sales to the Xerces Society, a science-based nonprofit that protects wildlife.
2022: I bottled the 5-year anniversary edition of Chatham Blossoms and the inaugural harvest of Nantahala Nectar. 10% of all sales were donated to the Pollinator Partnership, the largest organization in the world protecting pollinators.
2021: Small harvest for friends and family only.
2020: No harvest.
2019: Sold out before I bottled.
2018: Small harvest for friends and family only.
2017: First hive established. No harvest.
What folks say about my honey
Your honey is out-of-this-world delicious! We are very privileged to have some. I can't wait to share your honey with family.
"I'm super excited to tell you that your honey is one-of-a-kind! It was super light, very aromatic, and the taste was delicious. It was almost like tasting flowers! It's a beautiful experience. I'm excited to make a few home recipes soon."
"Thanks for the awesome honey."
"Thanks for the awesome honey."
I'm so grateful to have had the opportunity to get jars this year! It's truly as precious as gold to us.
"Your honey has been so delicious and I have just a small amount left - insert dramatic SIGH here. I made a honey-pistachio cheesecake that was an absolute hit with my family and have drizzled, stirred, and even put some into my coffee and tea to enjoy the beautiful flavors. I am interested in getting some sourwood honey if/when the time comes. Hoping you can get a great harvest so I can lop off my arm to give you in exchange for that rare and delicious honey!"
"This honey is SO GOOD."
"This honey is SO GOOD."
I love the poems you put on the back of your honey. I love reading them. I purchased Glue-be-Gone so that I can take them off the glass when it's empty. It's very special. I'm not sure you appreciate how special they make your honey.
Five Acres Honey Farm is a hobby farm. Due to the small production and the costly nature of managing the hives, I do not make a profit. I sell honey when possible because I enjoy offering it to people who appreciate it.