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Do You Know What Candle Scents Are Popular in Y...

While it’s estimated that there are more than 10,000 unique home fragrance blends in the USA alone, some research shows that candles that offer a floral or botanical scent are...

Do You Know What Candle Scents Are Popular in Y...

While it’s estimated that there are more than 10,000 unique home fragrance blends in the USA alone, some research shows that candles that offer a floral or botanical scent are...

Introducing our newest candle scent: Jasmine a...

We've been working on this gem for quite some time now, and we're excited to finally introduce our newest candle scent. Jasmine and Orange Blossom!

Introducing our newest candle scent: Jasmine a...

We've been working on this gem for quite some time now, and we're excited to finally introduce our newest candle scent. Jasmine and Orange Blossom!

Lilac season is coming, here are some quick tip...

While Lilacs in the garden only bloom for about 3 weeks in the Spring, there are ways to incorporate this distinctive scent into your life year-round.

Lilac season is coming, here are some quick tip...

While Lilacs in the garden only bloom for about 3 weeks in the Spring, there are ways to incorporate this distinctive scent into your life year-round.

Buzzing About Bridgerton

If you’re as smitten with Netflix's Bridgerton as we are, you probably noticed a very tiny, but ubiquitous character throughout the first season. Many have speculated about the meaning of this buzzy...

Buzzing About Bridgerton

Spring Flowers aren't the Best Pollinators

Ever wonder why you don’t see early bees buzzing around daffodils and tulips, but they go bananas for dandelions? Turns out there's a good reason for that.

Spring Flowers aren't the Best Pollinators

Ever wonder why you don’t see early bees buzzing around daffodils and tulips, but they go bananas for dandelions? Turns out there's a good reason for that.

Are Bees Colorblind?

Did you know that bees see light differently than us, which means they also see color differently.

Are Bees Colorblind?

Did you know that bees see light differently than us, which means they also see color differently.

Bee-loved Facts

Smell This!
Did you know that each little bee has 170 odorant receptors, which means they have one serious sense of smell! They use this to communicate within the hive and to recognise different types of flowers when looking for food.
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Hey Honey!
While many believe that honey is just a by-product of honey bees daily work, in reality bees need it themselves to survive. Honey bees must consume about 17-20 pounds of honey before they can biochemically produce one pound of beeswax.
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Lotta Bees
It takes 556 bees to make one pound of honey. Meanwhile annual honey consumption in the US alone is 450 million pounds. Do the math ~ that’s a lot of bees