Sourwood, Gallberry, and Tupelo
The Flavors of Three Southern US Honeys
BY NATURE, BEES COLLECT nectar from a mix of flowers, but a careful beekeeper can, with some cooperation from nature, obtain a fairly pure single-flower honey by putting the colonies in the right place, supplying empty frames of comb as the flow from a certain flower begins, and then removing frames as they fill up. Of the many honeys from t…