Nestled in the heart of Old Town San Diego, SAVAGE BEE-CHES is on a mission to protect and support native pollinators through the appreciation of bee honey. These charming and functional garden tools provide a safe and essential nesting space for native bees, which play a critical role in maintaining a healthy ecosystem. With over 600 species of native bees calling San Diego County home, these vital pollinators need our help now more than ever.

Why is Bee Honey Important?

Unlike honeybees, many native bee species are solitary nesters, meaning they do not form hives. Instead, they seek out small holes in wood, plant stems, and soil to lay their eggs. However, habitat destruction and urban development have made it increasingly difficult for them to find suitable nesting sites. Bee Raw local honey  is a valuable byproduct of pollination, providing essential nutrients and medicinal properties while supporting the biodiversity of local flora.

The Benefits of Bee Honey

Bee honey is not only a delicious and natural sweetener but also a powerful superfood rich in antioxidants, enzymes, and nutrients. Supporting native bees contributes to the production of high-quality honey while ensuring the survival of pollinators that help local plants, flowers, and crops flourish. A thriving population of pollinators supports biodiversity, improves plant growth, and enhances food production.

Join the Movement at SAVAGE BEE-CHES

At SAVAGE BEE-CHES, we believe in empowering the community through education and hands-on experiences. We offer workshops and information sessions designed to teach participants how to host and care for local bees, fostering a deeper appreciation for their role in honey production and pollination. Whether you’re a gardener, nature enthusiast, or simply want to make a difference, these sessions provide valuable insights into bee conservation and sustainable practices.

Join us in protecting these incredible pollinators and making a real impact—one bee hotel at a time. Visit SAVAGE BEE-CHES in Old Town San Diego to learn more and get involved!