Serving Alachua County & North Central Florida

Serving Alachua County and North Central Florida

Thy Will Bee Done Apiary is a family-owned beekeeping operation based in High Springs, Florida, right in the heart of Alachua County. We raise bees, harvest raw wildflower honey, pour beeswax candles, and craft natural skincare products, all from our property on the edge of the Santa Fe River watershed. We're proud to be part of this community and to serve neighbors throughout North Central Florida.

Our Location

We're based in High Springs, FL 32643, a small city in western Alachua County, about 30 miles northwest of Gainesville on US-27. High Springs sits at the confluence of the Santa Fe and Suwannee Rivers, surrounded by springs, sinkholes, and some of the most biodiverse natural areas in Florida. It's also exceptional honey country: the native gallberry, saw palmetto, titi, and wildflowers of the region give our honey a flavor that's distinctly North Florida.

Why Buy from a Local North Florida Apiary?

Buying local honey means you know exactly where your food comes from. Our bees forage the same wildflowers, forests, and river corridors that define Alachua County's landscape. The pollen in our honey is local pollen, from the same plants you see blooming outside your window. And every purchase directly supports a small family farm right here in your community.

We believe in doing things the right way: naturally, honestly, and with faith. Our name comes from Matthew 6:10: "Thy will be done", and it guides everything from how we treat our bees to how we run our business.

Get in Touch

Questions about our products, local pickup, or bee removal in the Gainesville or Alachua County area? We'd love to hear from you.

Frequently Asked Questions, Local Honey in Alachua County

Where can I buy raw local honey in Gainesville, FL?

Thy Will Bee Done Apiary is a local beekeeper based in High Springs, FL, just 30 minutes from Gainesville on US-27. We sell raw North Florida wildflower honey online with shipping throughout Florida and the U.S. Local customers in the Gainesville area can order online or contact us about local pickup in High Springs.

What makes North Florida honey different from store-bought honey?

Our honey is raw and unfiltered, it's never heated or processed, which means it retains all of its natural enzymes, antioxidants, bee pollen, and propolis. Store-bought honey is typically pasteurized and ultra-filtered, which removes pollen and reduces its nutritional value. North Florida honey also has a unique flavor profile from native plants like gallberry, saw palmetto, titi, and wildflowers that don't grow anywhere else.

Do you offer local pickup in High Springs or Alachua County?

Yes. Contact us before placing your order and we'll coordinate. It's a great way to meet the bees and grab your honey fresh from the source.

Do you offer local delivery near High Springs?

Yes! We offer free local delivery within a 25-mile radius of High Springs, which covers most of Alachua County including Gainesville, Alachua, Newberry, Fort White, and surrounding areas. Just place your order online and select local delivery at checkout, or contact us to arrange. For addresses outside the delivery zone, we ship our full product line to all U.S. addresses, standard shipping to North Central Florida usually arrives in 2–5 business days.

Can I buy honey from a local Alachua County beekeeper directly?

Absolutely. We are a family-owned, small-scale apiary located in High Springs in western Alachua County. Buying directly from a local beekeeper means you know exactly where your honey comes from, how it was harvested, and that no middlemen or additives are involved. We take pride in transparency and traceability from hive to jar.

Do you offer bee removal services in Alachua County?

Yes. We provide humane bee removal and swarm relocation throughout Alachua County. Rather than exterminating bees, we safely relocate them to our apiary where they can continue contributing to the local ecosystem. Learn more about our bee removal services.