Showing posts with label honey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label honey. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Sold! Your #honey jar labels have been purchased @zazzle #beekeeping

Bees in the Backyard Honey Jar Shipping Label
You recently sold 5 customized copies of your product, 


Glad to hear the hive is thriving for Jean-Marc in Carmel, New York
... and 10 customized copies of the

For the honey harvest in Homerville, GA - thanks Berrien and Enjoy


Saturday, November 16, 2013

Sold! Cool Shirts & cards @ 5 stores purchased on #Zazzle Business cards #alchemy #WaltWhitman #Dragons



Pure Honey Jar 2 lbs./907 g. Custom Shipping Label
You recently sold 10 more customized copies of your product, 


You recently sold 1 customized copy of your product, 
You recently sold 1 copy of your product, 
Walt Whitman "O CAPTAIN! my Captain!"
You recently sold 1 copy of your product, 



You recently sold 1 copy of your product, 
You recently sold 1 customized copy of your product, 

Saturday, September 14, 2013

Pure Filtered Honey Sold! - Customized #Honey jar labels ☆ #Astrology iPhone case @zazzle #Mercury #Hermes

Thank you to David in Indiana - Good to know bees are doing well in the midwest.
and Stuart in Canberra - the capital of New South Wales, Australia.
Filtered Honey Jar packaging Custom Shipping Label
Filtered Honey Jar packaging Custom Shipping Label by honeyjarlabels

Customize the text of this honey jar label by changing the word "Filtered" to a description of how the honey is processed or the type of flower:

• Chunk
• Organic
• Extracted
• Local
• Comb
• Golden
• Pressed
• Wildflower
• Cut Comb
• Clover
• Blossom
• Lavender
• Baker's
• Sage




Wednesday, November 23, 2011

How Each Zip Code Produces its Own Honey | The Feast #Apiary #Beekeeping




Mr. ZIP promoted the use of ZIP codes for the ...
Image via Wikipedia


Each bottle of golden nectar has the zipcode where it was harvested displayed prominently on the lid. "We have urban bee hives all over the city, and needed to make sure people knew where it came from," said Baum-Stein, who partnered with beekeeper Trey Flemming on the new project. "Each honey has a very distinct taste and color, so that was the easiest way to break down the different varieties.""


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