The Short Story
With a passion for the natural world owner Patrick Harrison uses his bees to connect with what is wild. A passion turned business, turned way of life. HarBee Beekeeping is Patick’s way to contribute to a more sustainable, regenerative food system. At HarBee we’re emphasizing education and a no corners cut approach to regenerative beekeeping here in NJ.
Local Raw Honey
Savor the pure essence of Northern NJ with HarBee Beekeeping’s raw local honey, harvested directly from our bees to your table. Our online store brings the taste of nature right to your doorstep, no matter where you are in the country.
Also sourcing local honey and mono fora honeys from around the world. Stop in the store to get a taste.
2025 Nucleus Colonies
We are taking orders for Spring 2025 nucs. If you are getting bees for the first time or looking to replace dead outs. HarBee sources strong robust colonies ready the nectar flow. Ready on or about April 20th. This is the bee you want to be keeping in northern NJ and similar regains.
Get Bees of Your Own
Embrace the experience of beekeeping without the commitment through HarBee Beekeeping’s Host a Hive Program. Transform your property into a sanctuary for bees, managed by our expert team, and enjoy the unique benefits it brings. Learn more about hosting a hive and how to join this enriching program.
Free Demos
Fridays and Most Saturdays Meet beekeeper Patrick Harrison for free hands-on experience. Updates are emailing every Thursday regarding cancellations due to weather or scheduled group event. Fill out the form below to be notified with upcoming dates and times.
Prices are listed in the door as it ranges from 10 to 40
Patrick! So many thanks for the sampler box! I was so thinking that the next time I ordered , I wound get that, or at least the Blueberry. So grateful. Have fun- stay well!
Just stumbled onto your site through Insta. Will take a ride up soon! Good stuff!!
Hi, I have a HUGE mount of bees that take up the whole inside of the wall of my apartment and there are hundreds of bees on the outside due to not being able to fit inside near the Queen Bee. (At night there are many layers of them on top of each other) My mom read that “They are considered homeless and if you see this, you need to call a bee-keeper.” At this point, there is now honey seeping down from the crack. I need help with this. Especially because there are a lot of young kids that play on the grass by it. Which really frightens me. Most of the parents don’t know if their children are yet allergic to bee stings :/ Could you please help with this dangerous situation? Please E-mail back with any ideas. I have pictures and videos of the bees outside of the wall if needed.
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/NfyYCnnvWAiiebFc/?mibextid=D5vuiz saw this on Facebook and wanted to share. Thank you for the work you do. We so need bees 🐝