For gardeners
5 Reasons Abundant Gardens Start with Bees
By the Flow Hive team
A garden of plenty, with honey on the shelf. Here’s why more gardeners are adding a Flow Hive, and how our free Quick Start Guide helps you begin.
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1More from your garden
Bees do a lot of quiet work in a garden. As they move from flower to flower, they help pollinate your veggie patch, fruit trees and flower beds, and a single Flow Hive can pollinate up to 50 million flowers a day.
More blossoms can mean more fruit and more veggies, all from the same patch of garden.
“I have noticed a huge difference with production in my garden and fruit trees. Everything is loaded because of these little pollinators.”
Stephanie B., verified customer
2Honey that tastes like your garden
Your bees forage within about 5km of your hive, so your honey reflects the flowers and trees around you. Each frame can be drawn off on its own, so you can discover differences in colour, taste and texture from one frame to the next.
It’s fresh, unfiltered honey, and research suggests Flow’s gentler way of handling honey helps preserve more of its natural flavour compounds. Something delicious to enjoy, and to share with friends and neighbours.
“In my first year, I have produced so much honey. This is the first beehive in this area, and the bees love it. The neighbors are appreciative that I have bees to help pollinate.”
Kelvin S., verified customer
3A garden that comes alive
A Flow Hive is a beautiful focal point for your garden. The hum of the bees, the flowers they visit, and a close-up look through the observation windows give you a reason to step outside.
It becomes part of your garden, something to look forward to checking on.
“It is fantastic to watch the bees in our garden, to observe them in the hive, and even better, to share the incredible honey with our favorite people.”
Rebekka C., verified customer
4Room for a hive, whatever your space
A Flow Hive only needs a small amount of space, so you don’t need a big property to get started. Flow Hives are kept in backyards, gardens, rooftops and balconies in over 130 countries.
Choose a spot with a little room in front for the bees to fly in and out, some shelter from strong wind, and a bit of morning sun.
5Easy to start, with help along the way
Starter bundles include everything you need to get set up, and drawing off honey is as simple as turning the Flow Key, without needing an extractor.
New to bees? That’s completely normal. Your purchase includes a free 30-day trial of our online beekeeping course, there are weekly live Q&As with Cedar, the co-inventor, and our friendly support team is a call, email or chat away.
“Perfect for someone who wants to increase garden yield, improve yard … and doesn't want to waste time and get straight to the honey!”
Jackie W., verified customer
Bring more life to your garden
Our free Quick Start Guide shows you where to begin. It gives you a clear, practical look at what it takes to keep bees, in a read that takes just minutes.
- What you need to get started
- What to expect in your first season
- Common beginner mistakes to avoid
- How Flow makes beekeeping easier
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