Manuka Honey is produced by honeybees who feed off the nectar of the manuka bush, or, Leptospermum scoparium, if you want to get technical. Wedderspoon Manuka Honey is not your average honey - it’s not what you find in the...
The concept of Earth Day was created in Seattle, Washington, and first celebrated in 1970. However, it wasn’t until 1990 that it really became a global recognition and celebration. Today, Earth Day is recognized by hundreds of millions of people...
It’s officially Pollinator Week! This internationally recognized week aims to bring awareness to and celebrate the pollinators that keep our ecosystem up and running and alive. Food quality and quantity is increased thanks to the hard work of bees and other pollinators. Bees are a vital part of the environment.
We at Wedderspoon are proud to support the Honeybee Conservancy at Rodale Institute. The Honeybee Conservancy promotes healthy beekeeping through outreach and education, which is especially important during this time of a global bee-decline.
We invite you to celebrate Pollinator Week with us. Below are a few ways you can join in our celebration.
