Sourwood honey
Honey that bees make from sourwood, a small tree of the southern Appalachians that blooms late in the season.
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Facts
- Floral source
- Sourwood or sorrel tree (Oxydendrum arboreum), native to eastern North America and most common in the lower Appalachians.
- Season
- Blooms late in the season; beekeepers remove earlier tulip poplar honey just before it.