Help us plant more trees for bees! Because bees need trees, and we need bees.
Receive a FREE Eucalypt Tree*
1. Choose any Single Varietal Honey (tub or jar).
2. Spend over $40 in a single transaction.
3. Use the code to add a bonus eucalypt tree to your order.
Use the code:
EUCALYPTUS
Eucalypt tree (50mm tube) is valued at $4.50 each. Offer ends 31st August 2025, unless sold out prior. *Full T&Cs apply.
What is a Single Varietal Honey?
Single varietal honeys are a true reflection of nature, with each plant species creating distinctly different colours, tastes and textures of honey.
Bees rely on flowering trees like eucalypts for nectar to make honey and pollen to feed their hive. On each trip to gather nectar, the foraging bee will only visit one type of flower. This ‘floral fidelity’ is one of the endearing characteristics of the honeybee, and helps us to identify and produce a honey that will reflect one unique source.
Explore Single Varietal HoneyThe connection between bees, trees, and nature
Clean air to breathe
Bees help pollinate around 80% of all flowering trees and plants. This crucial process helps produce the seeds needed for plant life to flourish. In turn, these plants and trees provide the clean air we breathe. Thank you little bee!
Eucalypts are a vital food source
Eucalypt trees are among the most important nectar and pollen sources for bees. Each eucalypt species flowers at varying times throughout the year, providing vital pollen for bees to feed their hive, and nectar to produce honey.
Bee pollination builds a healthy planet
As bees move between flowers, they transfer pollen that allows plants to produce fruits, seeds, and new growth. This process supports biodiversity by helping plants flourish, providing food and habitats for wildlife, and maintaining soil, water, and air quality.
Unique honey flavours
Each tree species produces a different honey flavour. As bees collect nectar from different trees, the honey they produce takes on the unique characteristics of each tree. This is what makes single varietal honey so special.
More eucalypt trees helps bees
With over 780 different species in Australia, eucalypt trees are among the most important nectar and pollen sources for bees. Planting eucalypt trees helps produce food and shelter for bees, birds, and wildlife.
The planets hardest working pollinator
We understand the symbiotic relationship between bees and trees. Our ongoing commitment to planting trees for bees helps support bees, biodiversity and a healthier planet.
The Bee Arboretum
As part of our ongoing commitment to planting trees for bees, we’ve planted thousands of trees through our own Bee Arboretum and tree-planting programs in and around Beechworth.
The Bee Arboretum is a dedicated plot of land outside Beechworth and has been specifically planted with a range of pollinator-friendly trees and shrubs that are native to Australia. The project is designed to support bees, create awareness, and inspire action to drive change for a healthier planet.
We believe in working with nature, not against it. Beechworth Honey starts and ends with bees and nature.
ABOUT THE BEE ARBORETUMYou can help by planting just one tree!
This National Tree Day, you have the chance to do something simple, beautiful, and lasting. A moment to pause, plant, and watch something meaningful grow over the years.
Every eucalyptus tree planted provides essential pollen to feed the hive, and nectar which bees use to make honey that sustains the colony, keeping bees healthy and hives strong.