Raw wildflower honey · Mountain Grove, Missouri

The bees know the ridge.

Clover first, then the wild bunch, then goldenrod. Call and we'll tell you what's in the jar this week — and set one aside for you at the stand.

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Roadside stand open Fri · Sat · Sun — self-serve

Call ahead (555) 014-2290 Fri–Sun · self-serve stand

The bloom calendar

What's flowering when, and what ends up in the jar.

The ridge blooms in a run, one wave after another. The honey changes with it — colour, body, how fast it sets. Here's the season the way we see it from the hives.

Late spring

Clover

Clover opens first across the lower pastures — pale, clean and quick to set. It's the light jar of the year, and the one that goes fastest at the stand.

In the jar

Raw wildflower honey — 1 lb $12 · 3 lb $32

Midsummer

Coneflower

The wild bunch comes on at once and the honey turns dark and full. This is when we cut comb — straight from the frame, still capped, nothing done to it.

In the jar

Cut comb honey — $18

Late summer

Goldenrod

Goldenrod closes the season with a deep, buttery set. Last of the year, and the last pull off the hives before the ridge goes quiet.

In the jar

Gift box with honey dipper — $45

A beekeeper walking between rows of wooden hives on a ridge at first light — On the ridge, before the heat sets in Huckleberry Ridge Honey Co.

The honey

Raw, straight off the ridge, nothing added.

Four things come off this place: the wildflower jars, cut comb, and the gift box with a dipper in it. Nothing is filtered to a shine — what the bees put in is what you get.

Glass jars of raw amber honey on a weathered oak table in afternoon light

A shallow dish of cut comb honey with a wooden honey dipper beside it

Raw wildflower honey1 lb jar · light and clean $12
Raw wildflower honey3 lb jar · dark and full $32
Cut comb honeyStraight from the frame $18
Gift box with honey dipperBoxed and ready to give $45

Cut comb and gift boxes don't sit long. Call and we'll hold one back for you, or text us and we'll put it in the box at the stand.

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The stand

Open Friday to Sunday. Help yourself.

The stand sits roadside in Mountain Grove. Jars are out on the table, the cash box is there, and you take what you came for. Come by daylight.

FridaySelf-serve
SaturdaySelf-serve
SundaySelf-serve

If you need a bigger order for a gift, or you want a jar set aside before you drive out, call first — that's what the number is for.

A small self-serve roadside farm stand with honey jars on a wooden table in the Ozarks — The stand, late in the day

Call before you drive out — (555) 014-2290

Call the ridge

A wildflower meadow on an Ozark ridge at golden hour with wooded hills beyond

Service area

Wright, Texas and Douglas counties.

If you're anywhere in the three counties, you're close enough to call. We'll tell you what's on the stand and what the drive looks like.

Mountain Grove
Norwood
Cabool
Ava
Hartville

Not sure if you're in range? Ring us — (555) 014-2290

Roughly — the ridge and the three counties

Call and we'll tell you what's in the jar.

(555) 014-2290

Friday to Sunday the stand is open and self-serve. Any day of the week, the phone gets you a person who knows the hives.

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