Bee Inspired

QUEEN BEE FARMS & APIARY

Located on the beautiful Canadian West Coast of Vancouver Island, tucked high away on the Malahat, is a local Pollinator Sanctuary. Here we pride ourselves in producing a range of exquisitely crafted loose leaf teas, all natural Honey Herbal Skincare products and premium, pure, natural Wildflower Honey from our Apiary. Surrounded by nature's splendor, all our plants and trees grown on our farm have been specifically selected to benefit our local and visiting Pollinators.

Flight of the Honeybee

This educational and humorous short film informs us about the plight of bees and pollinators and what we can all do to help them!

Our Philosophy:

At Queen Bee Farms we are passionate about pollinators and have dedicated ourselves to the creation, promotion and preservation of bee and pollinator friendly habitats.

We seek to provide our customers with high quality, local, sustainably made products utilizing our own organically grown ingredients and happily share knowledge about our pollinator friends.

HONEY SIMPLE SYRUP Lavender Lemon HONEY SIMPLE SYRUP Raspberry Rose Hibiscus HONEY SIMPLE SYRUP Mojito Mint HONEY SIMPLE SYRUP Black Currant

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Honey Simple Syrups

Crafted with care in Small batches, with the finest pure Wildflower Honey, and our very own organically grown herbs, fruits and flowers from our farm on the Malahat. Proudly made without the use of any added flavours, colors or preservatives. What are you waiting for! Get creative, and try adding them to your favorite cocktails, mocktails, soda, lemonade or Iced teas. Naturally Flavourful, Pure & Simple!

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Lavender?

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Help The Pollinators

Help The Pollinators

Queen Bee’s Aurora Spa Line

Signature blends of relaxing Lavender, uplifting Eucalyptus & refreshing Peppermint.

Lavender Inspired Teas

Lavender Honey Herbal

Hand Crafted Soap

Tuscan Sunset

Luxury Bath Bombs