Door County · Wisconsin

Cider Blossom Farm
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Brrr! It’s cold!

… but our bees are enjoying the honey they stored all summer. You can enjoy some of their bounty this winter, too!

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From our farm to you

Beeswax brick

Beeswax brick

$4.25
Beeswax is a natural lubricant and oil.
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Tall lavender bundle

Cut Lavender

Price range: $6.00 through $10.00
Relax with lavender!  Our lavender ranges from deep purple to a beautiful, faint blue.  Although lavender keeps almost indefinitely when
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Cherry blossom honey bottle 16 oz

Honey in a Bottle

Price range: $12.25 through $21.25
Honey in a recyclable plastic bottle. 16 oz. or 32 oz.
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Honey in a hex jar

Honey in Glass

Price range: $4.25 through $10.25

Honey in glass jars.

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Honey with Comb

$12.00
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Lavender-embossed egg

Lavender Egg Candle

$6.50
A 3″-tall beeswax egg with embossed lavender flowers.  We do not add scents to these candles.
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Lavender pail

Lavender in a pail

$15.00each
Enjoy this English lavender displayed in a 3″ metal pail. May have a handle.
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Pair of lavender hydrosol bottles

Lavender Linen Spray

Price range: $4.25 through $8.50
Experience the soothing smell of lavender linen spray!  This spray is a steam-distilled hydrosol, and lavender sprays have a grassy,
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Rose beeswax candle, small

Rose candle

Price range: $3.75 through $6.50
We make these beautiful beeswax rose candles in large (2½” tall) and small (1½” tall) sizes.  We do not add
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Joined-wick pair of twirl-taper candles

Twirl Taper Candle

Price range: $3.75 through $6.50
Beeswax candles produce a lovely, warm glow.  Buy as single 8″ candles or as two 8″ joined-wick candles.  The wax
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    Think outside the lunchbox

    Cider and heirloom apples

    We have more than 30 varieties of cider and heirloom apple varieties. We invite you to enjoy eating this rich apple heritage through a subscription to a community-supported share or from a farmers’ market in Northeast Wisconsin. Contact us for more information.

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    Beautiful Door County

    Lavender

    We have a variety of lavender for delightful aromas and for crafting from Wisconsin’s beautiful Door County.  Be sure to sign up for our newsletter or follow us on Facebook to know when the new crop comes in!

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    Cider Blossom Farm

    We are thrilled to grow heirloom and cider apples in Door County, Wisconsin!  Although the glossy apples you find at a grocery store are nutritious, they represent a sliver of the diversity of apples worldwide.  That crop might be Delicious, but we encourage you to try a Winter Banana, or Ashmead’s Kernel, or even Wisconsin’s own Wolf River!

    Our apples may look, feel, or taste different than typical varieties that are readily available, but we guarantee you are in for a treat.

    We keep honey bees at two apiaries, who pollinate many of the apples as well as enjoying our lavender, which thrives in Door County’s rocky soil. This versatile plant is good for its unique sprays of flowers, infusions of aroma, and crafting projects of all kinds. Our lavender and honey products are available directly from our website.  When in season, we sell our apples as CSA shares and at local farmers’ markets.

    We also grow lavender, which thrives in the county’s rocky soil. We also keep honey bees at two apiaries.  Not only do we enjoy their honey, but we have a vibrant display of wildflowers through the season for all pollinators in both locations to keep them happy (and fed) when the lavender or apples aren’t in bloom.