Colorado Meadow Blossom

A honey with a floral source list as colorful as Colorado’s meadows. Bees forage on clover, alfalfa, Rocky Mountain bee plant, sunflower, goldenrod, asters, milkweed, rabbitbrush, blanketflower, and other local wildflowers to create this regional variety.

* Raw honey’s color and flavor vary by location, seasonal blooms, and harvest.

* Honey naturally crystallizes over time and may arrive partially or fully crystallized, depending on how long it has been jarred. To liquefy, place the jar in warm water (not boiling) and stir occasionally until smooth.

* Do not feed honey to children under one year of age.

* Product image enhanced with AI.