Sale on our 3 x 4 1/2 inch tall hexagon pillar and our 3 x
9 1/2 inch tall hexagon pillar!!
4
1/2 inch Hexagonal Pillar
Almost a full pound of beeswax
List Price: $10.75
Sale Price: $8.60
9
1/2 inch Hexagonal Pillar
More than 2 pounds of beeswax!
List Price: $18.50
Sale Price: $14.80
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On
Sale through
January & February
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Free
Votives For Every Order $25 or more - click
for information!
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For
more info about candles & to order .....
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Greetings
Honey, Candles & Grape Lovers!
All of
us at Honeyflow Farm would like to wish our readers a
very happy new year.
This is
the January 2002 issue of our Newsletter, the on-line
version of our fall Newsletter which is mailed out (through
the US mail) to our local customers every September. From
September through mid October our farm sells more than
20 varieties of U-Pick grapes, bulk honey and candles
from our farm roadside market in Dryden, Michigan. Through
our web site you can
purchase candles and honey products throughout the year.
To view
past issues of our newsletter, please visit our Newsletter
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January
in the Candle Shop - Beeswax in History - Beeswax Recipes!
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We are
busy reviewing what sold well last year and what we need
to produce for this season. If you would like to see something
in our Candle Shop that we do not have, please let us
tell us. We are planning many new styles of candles to
add to our selection, and due to the input of one of our
gift box customers, new boxes with Rose & Bethlehem
Pillars with Votives are also planned. Stay Tuned!!
Changes
have been made to our shipping rate structure. You
now have the option of shipping Priority Rate for speed
or Parcel Post for economy. click here for details ......
Beeswax
in History - Beeswax Recipes!
Beeswax was used by the Egyptians in paintings and
to protect the surfaces of painting in their tombs. The
Greeks used it in making dolls. click to
continue .......
More
on Beeswax & Candles ....
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January
in the Honeyfarm
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The honeybees
are not "hibernating" like a lot of people assume
they are this time of the year. They are very much alive!
The honeybees cluster into a football sized mass of bees
inside the colony. Outside of the cluster it is ambient
temperature, but inside it may be as much as 90 degrees.
The bees on the outside of the cluster become quite cold
& act as insulation, and every so often they move
inside the cluster & other bees take their place.
The honeybees
keep warm by consuming honey and "shivering"
to create heat. Honeybees will rarely freeze to death
inside the hive but if they run out of food , or cannot
get to food inside the hive they will perish.
Visit
our Honeyfarm Page!
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January
in the Vineyard!
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Grapes
do not grow well with snow on the ground so there is not
much activity in the Vineyard.
However,
we are making plans to make something like a "virtual
vineyard" or "movie" showing how a particular
grape vine changes throughout the year. I plan on taking
pictures every month (or more frequently) and making something
that can be viewed on our website.
Visit
our Vineyard Page!
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Congratulations!
January candle winner is = tug@acd.net
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WIN
A FREE PAIR OF 9 INCH HAND DIPPED BEESWAX CANDLES!
Every month we have a drawing from our e-mail list and
then mail out a free pair of candles to the lucky winner.
ABSOLUTELY
FREE!!
Monthly
Candle Winners:
January
candle winner = tug@acd.net
December winner = twp2600@hotmail.com
November winner = corinna2u@yahoo.com
October winner = pvsommer@aol.com
September winner = jandykm@aol.com
August winner = bjdevroy@firststep
July winner = Sandra Silfven - Detroit News
June winner = Kristy Joslin
May winner = Donald Brietske of St. Clair, Mi
April winner = Judy Judd - Dryden, MI
March winner = Deborah Jezierski - Port Huron
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