Local Honey in Lanarkshire
Find honey in Lanarkshire on the map
Lanarkshire's listings are few and varied. In Lanark, Bees at Castlebank is a community apiary run by Lanark Community Development Trust at Castlebank Horticultural Centre. It was set up with National Lottery funding in 2019 and moved in 2022 to a new enclosure with a viewing area, built with help from volunteers. The apiary's beekeeper, Jim Moynagh, gives regular talks, and its honey is sold seasonally at the centre. Near Larkhall, Hillhouse Honeybees sells what it describes as raw Scottish local blossom honey. Plan Bee, based in Wishaw, works differently: it hires out managed hives to businesses, schools, estates and individuals, who receive a share of the honey, and it also sells its own honey products.
Lanarkshire Beekeepers' Association meets monthly from September to June for talks on all aspects of beekeeping.
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Buying local honey in Lanarkshire
Use the listing details to choose how to buy, then contact the seller before travelling.
- 3 active directory listings currently appear for Lanarkshire.
- 1 listing is marked as raw honey.
- 1 listing reports an outlet.
- 1 listing has a verified webshop link.
The directory does not track live stock or harvest dates. Availability, collection, delivery, prices and seasonal varieties can change, so ask the seller to confirm what is currently available.
Honey producers and beekeepers
Bees at Castlebank – Lanark Community Development Trust
Lanark, Lanarkshire
Community apiary at Castlebank Horticultural Centre producing and selling local honey seasonally.
Hillhouse Honeybees
Larkhall, Lanarkshire
Treatment-free beekeepers selling raw Scottish honey, soft set and unheated infused honeys online and at the Barras in Glasgow.
Plan Bee
Wishaw, Lanarkshire
Lanarkshire-based company hiring honeybee hives to individuals and businesses for pollination and eco-sustainability.