The TOP SHOP of the week is Bries Honeybees.
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Here is a little bit about this fabulous shop
from Brie...
from Brie...
I am a floral designer and beekeeper in Los Angeles, CA. I opened the Etsy shop to offer design options and products for dried flowers in addition to my fresh flower work, and also offer beeswax candles and honey that can be shipped anywhere in the states.
A bit about our beekeeping...
When my husband and I learned about bees disappearing, we decided we wanted to do our part in helping save the bees even if it's just a small venture of backyard beekeeping. We decided to become beekeepers, and shortly after making the decision, a feral beehive showed up in a birdhouse at the end of our drive way, so we rescued them and put them in a proper hive where they can expand, and we moved them to an area where there is less foot traffic. They are happy, docile bees, and we follow a method of beekeeping where we let them do their thing, we regulate and observe and provide more hives when they grow, but we do not use pesticides or antibiotics on them.
We only take excess honey after they have survived winter, and I decided with this venture I wanted to create a line of candle holders from reclaimed wood and homemade beeswax products so nothing goes to waste after extracting honey. The idea is to have it available for online sales and farmer's markets locally. Thank you for supporting the cause of rescuing bees!
A bit about our beekeeping...
When my husband and I learned about bees disappearing, we decided we wanted to do our part in helping save the bees even if it's just a small venture of backyard beekeeping. We decided to become beekeepers, and shortly after making the decision, a feral beehive showed up in a birdhouse at the end of our drive way, so we rescued them and put them in a proper hive where they can expand, and we moved them to an area where there is less foot traffic. They are happy, docile bees, and we follow a method of beekeeping where we let them do their thing, we regulate and observe and provide more hives when they grow, but we do not use pesticides or antibiotics on them.
We only take excess honey after they have survived winter, and I decided with this venture I wanted to create a line of candle holders from reclaimed wood and homemade beeswax products so nothing goes to waste after extracting honey. The idea is to have it available for online sales and farmer's markets locally. Thank you for supporting the cause of rescuing bees!
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