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Farm · Honey and apiary · Since 2016

Bee2Bee Honey Collective

Bee2Bee is a Houston-based urban beekeeping and local-honey collective founded by Nicole Buergers in 2016.

Hours not listed

Hours and details as listed on the farm's website, checked Nov 4, 2026 · 9 pages read

Plan your visit

Hours
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Where
613 Branard Street
Houston, TX 77006
Harris County
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Phone (281) 845-4069 · Facebook · Instagram · Pinterest

Pick and buy
Sells: Local Houston honey, Infused honey, Creamed honey, Elderberry syrup +4 more
Order
  • Online store
  • Pre-order for pickup
  • Wholesale
  • Gift boxes

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Before you go
  • Montrose pickup requires an appointment and advance notice.
  • Retail customers should call ahead to confirm product size and flavor availability.

What they grow and sell

8 items · From the farm's website

Honey
Local Houston honey, Infused honey, Creamed honey
Crafts and gifts
Honey gift boxes, Honey favors and corporate gifts, Balms and gifts
Also from the farm
Elderberry syrup, Beeswax products

Events and things to do

1 event · From the farm's website

  • Beekeeping workshops and hive tours

    Dates announced soon

  • Beekeeping classes
  • Beekeeping mentorship

Visiting and ordering

Good to know

  • Weekend pickup orders should be placed by Friday noon so they can be bottled in time.
  • The business does not remove bees, but provides removal resources.

Ordering

  • Online store: Honey and other products are available through the online shop.
  • Pre-order for pickup: Montrose pickup is available by appointment, with advance notice.
  • Wholesale: Wholesale honey and delivery inquiries are invited.
  • Gift boxes: Honey gift boxes are listed in the shop.

About the farm

From the farm's website

  • Since 2016
  • Honey is unfiltered, unpasteurized, and identified by Housto

It operates beehives in many kinds of Houston locations and partners with other local beekeepers. The collective makes neighborhood honey, infused and hive-derived products, and provides beekeeping education and services. Honey harvests are separated hive to hive, and the honey is raw and unfiltered.

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