#Savannah bee garden tour how to#

Though you are already an expert on flowers, trees, and pollen, those same friendly store associates will also fill in any holes in your expertise, educating you on the background of each type of honey (where it was harvested, flavor profile, etc.) and with tips on how to help save your species. If the sampling spoons, fresh apple slices, or cheese chunks are too heavy for you to hold with your itty bitty bee legs, the bee-aming store associates can probably spread the honey on them for you. Yes, the liquid gold may have been stolen from one of your kin, but please don't brood, seethe with venom, or begrudge your companion drones or workers their tastings. Near the sunlight (front entrance), a honey sampling bar will crystallize before you. I was just going to taste it.' (Winnie the Pooh) High risk of being attacked.īut even if you are not a future bee tenant, there are still many other reasons to strap on those aviator goggles and fly in to check out the rest of the area surrounding the skep. Boxes of propolis are conveniently stored on site for dwelling repairs. Must be able to tolerate high volumes of clutter in the form of larvae and approximately 1500 eggs a day.

Rooms are hexagonal plan your furniture accordingly. Tenants needed for 100,000-room, wax-celled dwelling for period of no longer than two years, with likely eviction in fall month. Right now it just seems to be attracting kids swarming in and around it to honey, so perhaps an ad like this could generate some buzz and help get the rooms filled: I would say that Savannah Bee Company is the place to go for all your bee property management needs, but curiously they don't appear to have rented out any of the available rooms inside the skep located near the side wall of the store. It's definitely worth a stop, if you are in the Savannah area. One of them starts off tasting like coffee and ends tasting like bananas. There is a pretty good variety in the tastes (if you never had mead, it's worth the try) - not all of them are sweet and sugary. You pay $10 and they let you sample 6 different meads. We felt the prices were reasonable for what the product is. We ended up getting the Black Sage honey and a chocolate whip. Speaking of tastings, they have two tasting areas in the store - one of them is for sampling the varieties of honey and whips. The employees did a great job bouncing between customers and not making anyone wait too long. On one of our trips in, where we actually made some purchases and did the mead tasting, they were short staffed that day. The staff were very helpful and friendly. My wife and I were in Savannah for a week and we stopped into the store on a couple different occasions. Different flavors of honey, honey-whip, meads, lip balm, etc.

The Savannah Bee Company is a store that offers a wide-variety of bee related products (honey based and/or beeswax based).