
The Orchard Hive
A well-established production colony at White House Apiary.
Meet The OrchardEvery jar of White House Honey can be traced back to the individual colony that produced it. Find the hive named on your jar, discover the bees behind your honey and watch their entrance live from our Swithland apiary.
The QR code on your jar takes you to the exact White House Apiary colony from which that honey was harvested. Each colony has its own queen, character and daily rhythm.
On warm, dry days you may see streams of foragers returning with nectar and brightly coloured pollen. During cool, wet or windy weather the entrance can be much quieter while the colony remains safely inside.

Find the hive named on your jar, then open its page to meet the colony that produced your honey and watch its entrance live.

A well-established production colony at White House Apiary.
Meet The Orchard
A busy producing colony. Its public camera link is being prepared.
Meet The Meadow
A productive colony. Its public camera link is being prepared.
Meet The Woodland
A thriving producing colony. Its public camera link is being prepared.
Meet The Garden
Our fifth producing colony. Its public camera link is being prepared.
Meet The CopseEntrance activity is often busiest from late morning through the afternoon during spring and summer. Early mornings, evenings, rain, low temperatures and strong wind can make a hive appear much quieter.
Explore the White House Honey collection or visit our online shop for current availability.