What's a kudzu?
Since we have beekeepers from all over the place I thought I would ask. Do any of you know of a source of kudzu honey. The one that I thought I had has dried up. My local HBS did sell it but their supplier go cut off from his source when he started telling lies. He was getting it from North Carolina but telling every one it was local and his bees. The supplier heard and shut off the honey tap.
The description I was given was it's a dark honey with a almost purple hue. The sent is jasmine like and the taste is very floral. She said it made such good mead they could hardly keep it in the store.
To me it would seem like the idea honey sorse for anyone in the south. The quick growing sh*t is every where!
Well hope you can help.
second question
I heard someone mention Black honey. It's suppose to come from a type of honey bee that is much darker than the standard European bee. Is this something that is true or was someone trying to pull my leg?
Thanks,
Tarot :icon_pirat:
Since we have beekeepers from all over the place I thought I would ask. Do any of you know of a source of kudzu honey. The one that I thought I had has dried up. My local HBS did sell it but their supplier go cut off from his source when he started telling lies. He was getting it from North Carolina but telling every one it was local and his bees. The supplier heard and shut off the honey tap.
The description I was given was it's a dark honey with a almost purple hue. The sent is jasmine like and the taste is very floral. She said it made such good mead they could hardly keep it in the store.
To me it would seem like the idea honey sorse for anyone in the south. The quick growing sh*t is every where!
Well hope you can help.
second question
I heard someone mention Black honey. It's suppose to come from a type of honey bee that is much darker than the standard European bee. Is this something that is true or was someone trying to pull my leg?
Thanks,
Tarot :icon_pirat: