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Photo courtesy Thistle Dew Farm (#38056)

Thistle Dew Farm bottles honey (yes, even in ducky-shaped jars). The farm’s honey ranges from light (usually sourced from the nectar of basswood and locust flowers) to dark (raspberry, blackberry, and poplar).

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