Welcome to Razorback Honey

Spring has sprung at Razorback Honey! Our bees are buzzing with excitement as the flowers bloom and the sun shines bright. Stay tuned for the sweet results of our bees’ hard work this spring. If you're running low, why not order some of our delicious Razorback Honey?

During the cooler winter months, our bees are less active and cluster together for warmth, conserving their energy. They rely on their stored honey for food. On warmer days, when the temperature rises above 12-13 degrees Celsius, they take the opportunity to venture out and forage for pollen and nectar. Have you seen any foraging bees in your garden lately? Here’s a picture of a bee in my garden foraging on Goldfussia, which thrives in our milder winter climates. This foraging activity is crucial for the hive’s survival, ensuring that the bees remain healthy and ready for the return of spring. And by the way, have you run out of honey? We have plenty in stock!

Hey honey lovers! Today, we're buzzing with excitement because it's World Bee Day 2024! Not only do these little winged wonders produce delicious honey, but they are also the unsung heroes of our food supply, and they deserve a big shout-out. And speaking of honey, we have plenty of Razorback Honey for sale. It’s the perfect way to celebrate World Bee Day.

Unleash your creativity with Razorback Wax! Perfect for crafters and DIY enthusiasts, our all-natural wax is available for purchase. Whether you're into candle making, creating your own lip balms, or even waxing your surfboard, Razorback Wax offers the versatility you need for all your projects. Our prices start at $4.25 for 100 g. Reach out on Messenger today to get yours and start crafting! A heartfelt shout-out to Linda, one of our loyal customers, for her delightful snapshot! She packaged our honey and wax as a gift pack at Christmas time, adding her own finishing touches. And don't forget, if you are in short supply of our Razorback Honey, order that too!

Hey, bee lovers! The other day, we collected a large swarm of bees who were trying to set up house on a caravan. Check out this amazing photo I took of bees festooning. Festooning is when bees hang from each other to form chains or bridges. Scientists aren’t sure why they do this, but some think it helps them measure the space and build their comb. Isn't that cool? I love how they work together as a team. And don't forget, if you want some of our great-tasting honey made by these hard-working bees, you can order through Messenger. Razorback Honey is 100% natural and delicious. Try it today and support your local beekeepers!

Are you looking for a sweet and natural gift idea for your loved ones this Christmas? Razorback Honey is the sweetest way to say Merry Christmas! We offer pure, raw and delicious honey and pure wax blocks for all your DIY projects. It’s the perfect way to show your appreciation and support for your family and friends.

Hey honey lovers! Razorback Honey is offering three sizes of our delicious raw honey. You can choose from 3 kg for $63, 1 kg for $22 or 500 gm for $12, depending on how much you want to enjoy or share. Our honey is made by happy bees right here at our apiary in Razorback, and it's perfect for spreading on toast, adding to tea, or baking with. Don't miss this chance to get your hands on some of the best tasting honey.

Hello, Razorback Honey fans! Our bees have been busy collecting nectar from the beautiful flowers that are blooming everywhere. The result is a delicious, fragrant, and pure honey that you can enjoy in many ways. Whether you like to drizzle it on your toast, stir it in your tea, or use it in your baking, our honey will make your day brighter and sweeter. And the best part is, we have plenty of it available. Don't miss this opportunity to treat yourself and your loved ones with some of our amazing honey. Thank you for your support and happy spring!

Do you love making your own candles, lip balms, soaps, and more? Then you need Razorback Beeswax Blocks! Our 100 gram blocks are pure, natural and easy to use. You can melt them, mix them and mould them into anything you want. Plus, they smell amazing and have many benefits for your skin and health. Order your Razorback Beeswax Blocks today. It's the ultimate ingredient for your DIY projects!

Our prices direct from the apiary range from $4.25/100g to $15.10/400g (GST incl.). We also sell in bulk starting at $26.95/800g (GST incl.)

Hi there, Razorback Honey fans!

Did you know that honey can crystallize over time, especially in colder weather? Don't worry, it's not a sign of spoilage, but a natural process that preserves the quality and flavour of your honey. And the best part is, you can easily restore your honey to its liquid state with a few simple steps.

1. Boil some water and pour into a bowl that's deep enough to accommodate the size of your honey container. Let the water cool slightly for a few minutes.

2. Pop open the lid to your honey so that it’s slightly ajar and place your honey container in the hot water. Let it sit for 10 to 15 minutes. Be careful not to get any splashes of water in your honey. Never place your honey directly on a heat source as this will get too hot and destroy the good enzymes in your honey.

3. Check the consistency of your honey and repeat the process if needed.

4. Enjoy your smooth and delicious honey!

That's it! You've just revived your honey and made it ready for your toast, tea, or baking. We hope you found this tip helpful. Stay tuned for more honey-related news and updates from Razorback Honey!

Happy World Bee Day, everyone!

We are so excited to celebrate this special day with you and share our love for bees and honey. Bees are amazing creatures that pollinate our crops, make delicious honey, and support biodiversity. They are essential for our food security and our environment. At Razorback Honey, we are passionate about beekeeping and producing high-quality honey from our hives. Thank you for being part of our Razorback Honey community. We appreciate your support and we hope you have a wonderful World Bee Day!

Hello honey lovers! We hope you are enjoying the autumn season and staying healthy. Our bees are back from their summer adventures and they have made some delicious honey. They have travelled far and wide to find the best sources of nectar and pollen, and we are so proud of them! If you haven't tried our honey yet, what are you waiting for?

I have lots of flowers in my garden right now attracting honeybees. They love the Hebe, Buddleia, Abelia, Salvias, Borage, and Basil as well as the native Grevilleas and Bottlebrushes. I decided to plant more bee attracting flowers this spring and it’s exciting to see the bees come and visit. What plants do honeybees visit in your garden? Let us know! And do you need more honey?

We would like to give a big shout-out to Belinda and Andrew for saving the bees! They had a swarm in their front garden yesterday and called us to remove them. The bees were cooperative and settled into their swarm box despite the blustery winds we experienced. If you see a swarm in your garden, please message us and we can safely re-home them!