The honey listed under Uckfield comes from nearby Maresfield and from Fairwarp in the heart of Ashdown Forest. The Forest's dry heath is dominated by ling, bell heather and dwarf gorse, and Ashdown Forest Honey's dozen colonies at Fairwarp forage on gorse, bramble, woodland edges and heathland flowers. Its seasonal honey is raw, never blended between harvests, and sold by click and collect or through a few local stockists.
Park Farm Cottage Bee Products keeps hives in its cottage garden at Maresfield and sells honey alongside beeswax food wraps and candles. Little Bees Larder, with apiaries in the High Weald, makes runny and soft-set honey and a long list of infused honeys. Look for its stall at the monthly Fairwarp village market and at Lewes Farmers' Market, or its full range at Middle Farm near Firle.
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The directory does not track live stock or harvest dates. Availability, collection, delivery, prices and seasonal varieties can change, so ask the producer to confirm what is currently available.
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