Treasure Coast Honey

Since 2017

Local Honey, Hive Equipment, Future Locally Raised Queens, Nucs, Live Honey Bee Relocation

Veteran owned, family operated apiary. Proudly serving Florida’s Treasure Coast since 2017.

Current product availability

Four locally built hive equipment options are available now.

10-frame migratory covers, bottom boards, double screen boards, and Quebec-style bee escapes are available for local pickup in Port St. Lucie. Honey, pollen, cut comb, and nucs remain unavailable. Queen sales are not currently available. We plan to offer locally raised queens once we meet Florida’s certification requirements. Contact us to confirm current woodenware quantity before traveling.

Migratory covers
$23 each — limited inventory
Bottom boards
$23 each — limited inventory
Double screen boards
$30 each · 2 for $55 · 5+ at $25 each
Quebec-style bee escapes
$25 each · 2 for $45
Matched set
$45 — cover + bottom board
Honey / cut comb / pollen
Unavailable
5-frame nucs
Sold out
Queen sales
Not currently available
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Local products & services

What Bee To Z offers

Use the pages below to check seasonal availability, prepare for pickup, or send the information needed for a honeybee-removal first look.

Bottles of local Bee To Z honey

Currently unavailable

Honey, Cut Comb & Pollen

Honey and bee pollen are out of stock, and cut comb is sold out. Request a notification for the next release.

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Bee To Z nuc box with a honeybee frame

Sold out

5-Frame Nucs

Current nuc availability is sold out. Join the next-availability list for future release information.

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Honeybees building exposed comb on a structure

Inquiries open

Bee Removal

Photo-based first look for swarms, exposed colonies, and structural honeybee problems in St. Lucie County and Martin County.

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Bee To Z beekeeper standing near active hives

Local beekeeping

Built from hands-on hive work

Bee To Z is built around real backyard-to-local apiary experience: raising colonies, harvesting honey, helping new beekeepers, and solving bee problems responsibly.

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