WE NO LONGER SELL DIRECT RETAIL.   Please go to our sales locations web page http://www.bamboohollow.com/locations.php to locate a store that has our local, raw & unprocessed honey. We still keep bees exclusively in NJ, but no longer participate in farmers markets, festivals, or private sales.  We want to thank all of you who participated by purchasing our products or providing space for our bees on your property!  A MUCH HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO ALL!

Now Available... 2011 Local, Pure, Natural & Raw Princeton, Hopewell, Hillsborough Honey Click here for Sales Locations Our Central NJ RAW honey available at Festivals & Farmers Markets.

MAYBE 15 MINUTES OF FAME! In 2011, we were honored to be interviewed by both Princeton Magazine and The Sundial, George Washington Headquarters' Newspaper (Rockingham, Kingston, NJ).
To display the articles, click on each of the framed pictures (above and to the right) in turn.	Rockingham

NBC's "Produce Pete" Napolitano
visits our honey tent in Oct. 2011

Patti Guidi at our Honey Tent in 2011

Zeke & Jennifer of Unionville Vineyards
Pier Guidi of Bamboo Hollow
Valentines Day 2012 Event at the winery

Beekeeper Pier V. Guidi shows his products to Michael Macchiaverna of East Brunswick, his daughter Julia, 10, and son Justin, 14, during the Winter Farmers Market at the East Brunswick Community Arts Center on March 10, 2012.
Photo (c) by Scott Friedman.

"BEEs KNEEs" Sneakers
Compliments of Kris Spillane

OUR HONEY & BEESWAX PRODUCTS...
LOCAL Honey, RAW Honey, VARIETAL Honey, BEESWAX Soaps, LIP Balms, HONEY Candy, BEESWAX Candles, other beehive products
	See our Sales Locations web page for retail stores, specialty stores, and farmers markets.
	Our Natural, Pure, Local, Raw Honey Our natural, pure, local, raw honeys are made by our very own honey bees living in various locations within Mercer, Somerset and Hunterdon counties of Central New Jersey. Our local raw honey from NJ is always labeled with its location of origin (e.g. Princeton) and is lightly filtered and never processed (i.e. heated) so that it may retain its wholesome properties as the bees produced it. See our Local Raw Honey web page for more information.
	Our Varietal Honeys Our varietal honey offerings come from other beekeepers in New Jersey and elsewhere within the USA.  These honeys are made by bees who visit specific plants (e.g. blueberry and cranberry fields in NJ, Tupelo in Florida, Eucalyptus in California), and whose qualities of taste and texture we find interesting and notable.   See our Varietal Honey web page for more information.
	Beeswax Soaps, Lip Balms, Candles, etc. We also make and sell beeswax and honey based products such as mild and aromatic soaps, lip balms, honey filled candies, etc. See our Soaps & More web page for more information.

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Britain's honeybee colony deaths among worst in Europe, study reveals
Landmark research shows 29% of honeybee colonies died in winter of 2012-13, with summer losses also high at 9.7% A landmark study has revealed the UK is suffering one of the worst rates of honeybee colony deaths in Europe. In the cold winter of 2012-13, 29% of honeybee colonies in the UK died, with only Belgium suffering a higher rate of losses (34%) out of the 17 countries surveyed. By contrast ...
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'The African honeybee is legendary for being completely irascible," says Tammy Horn. Commonly referred to as "killer bees," the African honeybees "have over 100 natural predators, so they have to be more aggressive.
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Scientists decode honeybee 'waggle dance'
Unique form of communication allowed researchers to map the distance and location where bees foraged from month to month Honeybees fly much longer distances in the summer than in the spring and autumn to find good sources of food, a new study has found. Researchers at Sussex University spent two years decoding the "waggle dance" of thousands of honeybees, a form of communication by which the ...
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UK faces food security catastrophe as honeybee numbers fall, scientists warn
Crop pollination via honeybees sinks to second lowest in Europe as study calls for greater protection of wild pollinators The UK faces a food security catastrophe because of its very low numbers of honeybee colonies, which provide an essential service in pollinating many crops, scientists warned on Wednesday. New research reveals that honeybees provide just a quarter of the pollination needed in ...
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Invasive Pests Not Impacting East African Honeybees For Now
By Sara LaJeunesse, Penn State Several parasites and pathogens that devastate honeybees in Europe, Asia and the United States are spreading across East Africa, but do not appear to be impacting native honeybee populations at this time, according to an international team of researchers. The invasive pests include including Nosema microsporidia and Varroa mites. "Our East African honeybees appear ...
Publ.Date : Fri, 18 Apr 2014 10:11:17 -0700

Remember to 'bee' considerate of honeybees
Life-sustaining essentials are associated with things such as sun, water, shelter and love, and that’s all humanity needs. So if someone told you that honeybees were responsible for the vast majority of life, would you believe them?...
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Letter: Let’s work to preserve honeybee population
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East African honeybees are safe from invasive pests... for now
Several parasites and pathogens that devastate honeybees in Europe, Asia and the United States are spreading across East Africa, but do not appear to be impacting native honeybee populations at this time, according to an international team of researchers.
Publ.Date : Thu, 17 Apr 2014 10:56:45 -0700

How Attracting Wild Bees and Butterflies to Farms Can Save Farmers Money
Why not let native pollinators do the same work for free?  The developing concern over a different kind of national security—pollinator security—recently led the White House for the first time to include a pollinator garden in its plantings, with the aim of supporting bees and monarch butterflies and drawing attention to their crucial role in food production. Of potentially more lasting impact ...
Publ.Date : Mon, 14 Apr 2014 12:25:39 -0700

Up to One Third of Honeybee Colonies Dies per Year in Europe
Survey finds beehives died off at higher rates in northern Europe -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
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