Beaverton and Hillsboro, Oregon

Honey from our bees

Thank you for supporting our small homestead. Every jar, carton, kind message, and returning customer has helped care for the animals who share this little place with us.

Our winter season

The bees are settling into their hives for the colder months, while the quail and chickens take a natural seasonal pause that gives their bodies rest from laying. Fresh honey and eggs will return in spring, and you are warmly welcome to message us now about spring availability.

$5per jar
Honey bees gathering at the entrance to their wooden hive Colorful pollinator garden at Seventh Heaven Homestead Roses, flowering plants, and greenery in the homestead garden

Local honey for local homes

When the spring honey is ready, this is a direct-to-customer farm item. We price it for the families buying it from us, so it is not offered as a wholesale product.

$5 per jar

What you receive

A jar of Seventh Heaven Homestead honey, harvested and bottled here at our small homestead. We will confirm spring availability when you message us.

Pickup or arranged delivery

Spring orders are available around Beaverton and Hillsboro. Our harvests are small and seasonal, so quantities can change.

Honey bees stay active inside the hive through winter, gathering in a warm cluster and living on their stored honey. Read the seasonal honey-bee guidance from Mississippi State University Extension.

A loving note for families: honey is not safe for babies younger than twelve months because of the risk of infant botulism. Read the CDC guidance.

Ask about spring honey

Send us a Facebook message with the number of jars you may want and whether Beaverton or Hillsboro is easier for you.