Kimmie T’s Honey and Bees

05/02/2026

🏇🌹🐝 Happy Derby Day from the Bees! 🐝🌹🏇

It’s Derby Day, and while the horses are racing, our bees are busy doing what they do best—working hard and making that sweet, golden honey! 🍯💛

Just like the Derby, the hive is all about teamwork, speed, and a whole lot of hustle. From foragers to the queen, every bee plays a role in keeping things running strong.

Whether you’re watching the race, enjoying time with friends, or just soaking up this beautiful spring day, we hope it’s filled with fun, sunshine, and a little sweetness! 🌼

Don’t forget to give a nod to the real MVPs of spring—our pollinators! 🐝

04/24/2026

🐝🏡 New Hive Success Story! 🏡🐝

We’re excited to show off this beautiful new hive that started from a swarm we recently caught after it was reported by bee lover Corey through Beeswarmed.org!

A huge thank you to Corey for reporting the swarm quickly and for being so cooperative during the relocation process. That teamwork helped us safely remove the bees and give them a new home where they can thrive. 💛

This is exactly why Beeswarmed.org is such a great tool—it helps connect swarm sightings with local beekeepers who can safely rescue and relocate honey bees.

If you spot a swarm this season, remember there are safe options for both you and the bees. Report it through Beeswarmed.org or reach out to us directly.

Every rescued swarm is another chance to support our amazing pollinators! 🌼🐝

04/23/2026

🐝✨ Bee Fun Fact of the Day! ✨🐝

Did you know honey bees can visit 50 to 100 flowers on a single trip? 🌸🌼🌺

During one foraging flight, a worker bee may stop at dozens of blooms collecting nectar and pollen before heading back to the hive.

That means one tiny bee can help pollinate a whole lot of plants in just one day! 💛

These hardworking little pollinators keep gardens blooming and help grow many of the foods we enjoy.

Next time you see a bee in the flowers, remember she’s hard at work! 🐝🌿

04/22/2026

🐝✨ Bee Fun Fact of the Day! ✨🐝

Did you know honey bees are incredible mathematicians? ➕🐝

When building honeycomb, bees create perfect hexagon-shaped cells because the hexagon holds the most honey while using the least amount of wax.

That means bees naturally build one of the most efficient shapes found in nature! 🍯📐

Tiny architects, expert engineers, and hardworking pollinators all in one little insect. 💛

Next time you see honeycomb, remember—you’re looking at some serious natural genius. 🌼

04/21/2026

🐝✨ Bee Fun Fact of the Day! ✨🐝

Did you know a single honey bee will only make about 1/12 of a teaspoon of honey in her entire lifetime? 🍯

That means every jar of honey represents the hard work of thousands of bees visiting millions of flowers. Talk about teamwork! 🌼💛

Next time you enjoy a spoonful of honey, remember the tiny workers who made it possible.

Support your local bees by planting flowers, avoiding harmful pesticides, and giving pollinators a little love this season! 🐝🌸

04/20/2026

🐝🌼 Swarm Season Is Here! 🌼🐝

Spring means swarm season for honey bees, and May is the peak month to see swarms gathering in trees, fences, bushes, and other spots while they look for a new home.

If you spot a swarm, don’t panic—honey bees in a swarm are usually focused on protecting their queen and finding shelter. This is the perfect time to have them safely relocated.

👉 Need swarm support? Report swarms directly to Kimmie T’s Honey and Bees for local assistance.
👉 You can also report swarms online at Beeswarmed.org to connect with available beekeepers.

Please keep an eye out for our important pollinator friends this season. Every swarm safely rescued helps support healthy bee populations and local ecosystems. 💛

Have questions about a swarm or bee activity? Reach out anytime—we’re happy to help!

Report bee colonies and swarms to local beekeepers for safe removal and ethical relocation. Thousands of beekeepers are ready to respond in minutes to help you protect bees and your neighborhood.

06/13/2025

🐝 Bee Fact from Kimmie T’s Honey and Bees! 🍯

Bees can see ultraviolet light! 🌸👁️
While we see a plain flower, bees see glowing patterns and “landing strips” that guide them to the nectar. It’s like nature’s secret runway for pollinators!

Their world is lit up in a way we can’t even imagine.

06/12/2025

🐝 Bee Fact from Kimmie T’s Honey and Bees! 🍯

Bees have 2 stomachs — one for eating, and one just for storing nectar!
The nectar-only stomach is called the honey stomach, and it’s where the magic of honey-making begins. 🐝💛🍯

So the next time you enjoy Kimmie T’s Honey, remember — it started with one sweet little bee and her incredible second stomach!

06/11/2025

🐝 Bee Fact from Kimmie T’s Honey and Bees! 🍯

Honey never spoils — ever! 😲
Archaeologists have found pots of honey in ancient Egyptian tombs that are over 3,000 years old and still perfectly edible.
It’s the original shelf-stable superfood!

So next time you open your jar of Kimmie T’s Honey, remember — you’re tasting something timeless.

06/10/2025

🐝 Bee Fact from Kimmie T’s Honey and Bees! 🍯

Bees communicate by dancing! 💃🐝
When a honey bee finds a great source of nectar or pollen, she returns to the hive and does a “waggle dance” to show the others where to go — complete with directions and distance!

It’s like using GPS, but way cuter. 🧭✨