The Jarrah Tree: Why Western Australia’s Honey Forest Grows Nowhere Else

A beekeeper’s look at Eucalyptus marginata, the tree behind our darkest and slowest honey Drive an hour east of Perth

Bee Cupcakes: A Sweet Saturday Bake With the Kids

JUMP TO RECIPE A rainy school holidays afternoon, and the cupcakes that gave everyone something to do School holidays around

It’s not gone off, it’s raw honey doing exactly what raw honey does We get a version of this question

Why protecting your dog’s paws matters here, and what actually helps We love dogs, and part of looking after them

What a certified TA score actually tells you about how the bees and the honey were looked after I got

How do bees make honey? Standing in front of a shelf of jars, it’s easy to forget that every drop

A few years ago, most people in Western Australia had never heard the words “varroa mite”. Beekeepers had, and they

There’s something about growing your own produce that makes you want to do something a little more interesting with it.

It always seems to happen at the same time each year, when the weather starts to shift and those warm

JUMP TO RECIPE There’s something about the end of school holidays that feels a little bittersweet. I love the slower

If you’ve ever walked into our shop in Perth at the Malaga Markets, you’ve probably heard me climb onto this

If you’ve ever heard someone mention west honey, they’re usually talking about Western Australian honey. It’s a phrase that hints