Backyard Bees

200 Glen Cove Rd # RS, Old Brookville Health/Beauty

Hand crafted soaps and personal care products - made using all natural ingredients from the bees, the backyard, and high quality suppliers!

We are plastic free and eco-conscious...doing what we can to support the environment and, of course, the bees! MADE IN QUEENS...handcrafted, rustic soaps made with Backyard Bees honey, beeswax, and herbals.

11/03/2026

What else can you ask for?
Get merry with us this Saturday!

#

11/02/2026

I sound a little crazy, and a little tired...because I am!

But I'm also thrilled that the bees are staying strong and protecting their queen. Ive been feeding them to try to help them prepare for the the dark and cold winter days to come.

Bee prayers continue.

Read the full story on The Hive https://backyardbeesusa.com/blog/field-notes/hillside-bee-rescue/

11/02/2026

Very little sunlight making it to the path.
Autumn is beautiful, but a little chilly for the 🐝 as the sun sets earlier every day.

10/30/2026

When there's not much nectar for the bees to find, bees may raid - and rob - another hive. Fall can be a tough season for the bees - and their beekeepers.

❤️ #

10/30/2026

Every jar has its story. Come taste a few with me.

Join Backyard Bees at serendipiTea in Manhasset on November 12 for our first Honey & Wonder gathering: Every Jar Has Its Story.

We’ll taste and compare local honeys, talk about why their colors and flavors differ, and explore the flowers and the bees behind each harvest.

A little tasting, a little talking, and plenty of room for your questions.

Free to attend. No purchase necessary. Reservations required to keep our small gathering comfortable.

Choose your time and reserve your spot through the link in my bio.

I hope you’ll join us.

10/29/2026

jackets

It's gotta bee said.
Yellowjackets are scavengers, honey bees are not.
A yellow jackets is a wasp... not a bee.

Know the difference.

10/26/2026

l love a good mystery novel. A mystery in my honey room? Not quite as much. 🍯🔎

My goldenrod honey went from clear amber to solid gold—and left me questioning what I’d done wrong.

The clues were in the comb.

Read “The Curious Case of Goldenrod Honey” at The Hive. Link in bio.

--

10/26/2026

Manhasset, let’s meet!

THREE WAYS TO FIND BACKYARD BEES

OCTOBER 29 · 10 AM–3 PM
Farmers Market
North Shore University Hospital
Outdoors · Enter at Gate 3

NOVEMBER 7 • 10 AM - 3 PM
Holiday Market
Munsey Park

NOVEMBER 12
A Little Honey, A Little Wonder
SerendipiTEA · 73 Plandome Road
Reserve your spot online

VISIT EVENTS PAGE FOR DETAILS (link in bio)

10/24/2026

Three dates. Three themes.
Tea, honey, and a little wonder. 🍯🫖

Join Backyard Bees’ Queen Bee at SerendipiTEA for hands-on discoveries, bee-hind-the-scenes stories, and thoughtful holiday gift inspiration.

✨ November 12 · Every Jar Has a Story
✨ November 19 · A Little Ritual, A Lovely Gift
✨ December 10 · Pretty Enough to Give, Useful Enough to Keep

🐝 Reserve for noon, 1, or 2 p.m.
Just eight guests per session · About 40 minutes

Free to attend, with no purchase needed—just bring your curiosity.

📍 SerendipiTEA · 73 Plandome Road, Manhasset
Details & reservations: https://backyardbeesusa.com/events/honey-and-wonder/

Prefer to drop in? Visit 3–4 p.m. on any date.

QUESTIONS? shoot us a message!

10/23/2026

A new stop for Backyard Bees!

I’ll be popping up at the Time and Place Farmers Market at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset next Thursday, joining them for their final market of the season.

Stop by for some local honey and a few of our body care treats, and say hello—I’m excited to bring a little sweetness to Manhasset!

Thanks for welcoming us,

Thursday, October 29
10 am–3 pm
North Shore University Hospital, Manhasset
300 Community Drive, Entrance 3