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Pillars - Tips for Burning Large Candles
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    Beeswax Pillars Candles

     

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    Beeswax pillar candles, a true luminary delight! These beautifully crafted candles capture the essence of nature and bring a warm, comforting glow to any space. At Honeyflow Farm, we take pride in offering beeswax pillar candles that are as authentic as the buzzing of bees on a sunny summer day.

    Our beeswax pillar candles are hand-poured, using only the finest 100% pure beeswax. This ensures that each candle radiates the natural beauty and sweet aroma that can only come from Mother Nature herself. With their rustic charm and timeless elegance, these candles bring a touch of rural life right into your home.

    The quality of our beeswax pillar candles is unparalleled. As you light the wick, watch how the flame dances gracefully with a steady and clean burn. The beeswax naturally emits a soft, warm glow that creates a cozy atmosphere, providing a sense of tranquility and nostalgia. Its gentle crackling sound whispers of nights spent around the fireplace, sharing stories and savoring the simple pleasures of life.

    One of the remarkable qualities of beeswax pillar candles is their long burn time. Known for their slow and even burning, they can illuminate your space for hours, allowing you to bask in the soothing ambiance and the captivating scent of pure beeswax. By carefully following the burning tips mentioned earlier, you can maximize the enjoyment and longevity of these treasured candles.

    Whether adorning your dining table, creating a serene focal point in your living room, or adding a touch of natural charm to your bedside, beeswax pillar candles from Honeyflow Farm are a true embodiment of the joy found in simple, natural living. They make exquisite centerpieces, unforgettable gifts, and are the perfect companions for moments of relaxation and reflection.


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    Installing Honeybees 2

    Picking up bees (they were shipped to us from Georgia)

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    We squirt a little medicated sugar syrup on them in the barn.

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    We squirt a little medicated sugar syrup on them in the barn.

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    The top cover of the package is removed

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    The sygar syrup feeder can is removed.

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    We check to make sure the queen is ok in her cage - she has extra honeybees with her to feed her.

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    The queen cage is removed from the package

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    The cork on the cage must be removed - inside is about 1 inch of soft sugar candy that the bees will eat through - gradually so the bees get used to the new queen.

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    Liz Russel (one of Honeyflow Farms Master Beekeepers is doing all the work (I look on in the back and pretend to supervise)

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    The queen cage (candy side up) is placed between the frames.

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    The Honeybees are shaken into their new home.

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    An inner cover is placed on the hive. Then we usually put a gallon of syrup on them, and empty super to cover the gallon and a top cover on all.

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    The Completed Bee Yard after honeybees installation - the top boxes on each hive are holding the sugar syrup feeding can.

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