Welcome To The Farm
Locally
Grown
Specialty
Cut
Flowers
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100%
Raw
Texas
Honey
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Locally Grown Specialty Cut Flowers ✶ 100% Raw Texas Honey ✶
We are a specialty cut flower farm and apiary located in Kountze, Texas.
We sell flower bouquets grown in our fields and local honey from the bee hives in our backyard in our roadside stand.
Our stand is located at the end of our driveway at 3676 Highway 69 S in Kountze, TX. Please follow us on facebook for updated information about when flowers will be available.
Our Mission:
At Bees & Blooms Flower Farm, we cultivate beauty and sustainability by growing vibrant, specialty cut flowers while nurturing a thriving habitat for pollinators. Rooted in our local community, we are dedicated to providing fresh, seasonal blooms and fostering awareness of the essential role bees play in our ecosystem. Through responsible farming and a passion for nature, we aim to bring joy to our customers while protecting the pollinators that make it all possible
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Sustainability
We are committed to responsible farming practices that nurture the land, support pollinators, and protect our environment for future generations.
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Pollinator Protection
Bees are at the heart of our farm. We prioritize planting pollinator-friendly flowers, avoiding harmful pesticides, and educating others about the vital role of bees in our ecosystem.
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Community
We believe in the power of local agriculture and are dedicated to providing our community with fresh, seasonal flowers and local honey while fostering connections through education, events, and partnerships.
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Quality
Every bloom we grow is cultivated with care, ensuring the highest quality, freshness, and aesthetic beauty for our customers.
Farm Life
Real Texas Honey
When you see the unique Real Texas Honey seal on a jar of honey,
you have added assurance that our honey is the real thing.
Beekeepers in the Real Texas Honey program must meet strict program requirements to
ensure that they honey they sell is pure, unadulterated honey made by honey bees in Texas.
