PLANET BEE
Honey Farm & Gift Shop
5011 Bella Vista Road
Vernon, British Columbia
V1H 1A1 Canada

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Mailing Address: Phone: PLANET BEE Honey Farm & Gift Shop 5011 Bella Vista Road Vernon, British Columbia V1H 1A1 Canada Toll Free: 1-877-233-9675 Tel: 250-542-8088 Fax: 250-542-8072 More information: To view a map of how to find us, click here! If you are inquiring about tours, click here! To report a bug/error on our website, or if you wish to exchange links on our website, please select Webmaster as the recipient.

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Called the "life giving dust" in ancient times, bee pollen consists of the fine powder which constitutes the male seed of a flowering blossom. Pollen is collected by honeybees in little "baskets" on their rear legs and brought back to the hive as food for the young developing bees and for meeting the ongoing protein requirements for adult worker bees. Read More.

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