Description
This honey is produced from the UD’s College of Agriculture & Natural Resources Apiary.
Honey changes from year to year, depending on the amount of rainfall during the season and what flowers are producing the nectar.
The bees on the Newark farm get a large amount of floral resources clover, tulip poplar and a variety of other wild flowers. Late August up until early fall, they are bringing in goldenrod, aster and many non-native floral sources such as knotweeds. These nectars, and finally honey, tend to be much darker in color and have a rich flavor.
