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Our Retail Vineyard & Honey Farm Roadside Market Will be Closing after Sunday Oct, 11 2020

Our Roadside market in Dryden Michigan will be closing after this weekend Oct 11 - On Friday we are open just for Honey - On Saturday and Sunday you can come out 9 to 6 and pick grapes - There is a very small amount of Concord and Niagara available - After this weekend - You can still purchase honey on our website at honeyflowfarm.com - and have it shipped to you or you can pick it up at our farm.

Honeyflow Farm - grapes, honey & beeswax candles

The Beeswax Candle Shop

We make pillars, votives, tealites and a huge selection of decorative pillars from natural local beeswax from Michigan Beehives. Our hand dipped tapers are one of our most popular sellars.

The U-Pick Vineyard

The Home Winemakers Paradise! We are the largest vineyard in Michigan that is 100% U-Pick and specializes in grapes for Home Winemakers. There are more than 20 varieties of exciting new grapes for you to make wine from. We also have many varieties of Seedless and Jelly Grapes.

The Honey Farm

We keep our honeybee colonies at farms (Bee Yards) in surrounding counties in SouthEastern Michigan. We sell honey at a few selected Farm Markets, but most of our honey is sold at our Retail Farm Market Sales Stand in September or on line at any time of the year.

Do Michigan vines need to be grafted?

Most vinifera vines that are grown (such as Cabernet, Reisling, etc) need to be grafted on to a strong rootstock because they are not tolerant of the Phloxera louse, a pest that will kill the vines. Most all vines in California and any vinifera vine grown in Michigan are grafted for this reason.