Tree Experts Orlando Partners with Local Beekeeper to Create Tree-Based Honey, Showing the Importance of Trees

Apr 4, 2023

Orlando, Florida -

April 04, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Orlando, FL - Tree Experts Orlando and local beekeeper Jamie Hines have partnered to create a unique honey harvested from trees in Orlando. This tree-based honey is made using local tree nectar and is a testament to the importance of trees in the community.

"We are excited to be partnering with Jamie Hines to create this unique local honey," said Henley Dianna, CEO of Tree Experts Orlando. "At Tree Experts Orlando, we understand the importance of trees for providing wildlife habitats and helping keep our cities healthy and vibrant. We believe this honey will help raise awareness about trees' role in our ecosystems and inspire people to take better care of their trees."

The tree-based honey is a mixture of nectar from multiple types of trees, including maple, oak, magnolia, and other Florida natives. As a result, the honey has a distinct flavor reflecting its many sources, making it a unique experience. It also supports bees, important pollinators for many crops and flowers in the region.

Read this story to learn about Tree Experts Orlando's urban tree nursery program: https://www.pressadvantage.com/story/59229-tree-experts-orlando-announces-urban-tree-nursery-program-aiming-to-produce-1-million-trees-annually.

The idea was born out of a desire to bring attention to the importance of trees in urban environments. By creating tree-based honey, Tree Experts Orlando and Jamie Hines hope to remind people that trees are essential to everyone's lives and should be appreciated and protected.

"When I heard about this project, I knew right away that I wanted to be involved," said Jamie Hines, local beekeeper. "As an avid supporter of natural habitats, I'm passionate about protecting the environment and preserving nature for future generations."

Tree-based honey is not available for sale yet, but Tree Experts Orlando hopes to make it available soon. In the meantime, they plan to use it as part of their educational efforts to spread awareness about the importance of trees. They will be working closely with local schools and organizations to provide workshops on tree care and stewardship as well as tastings of the honey.

"This is just one small way we can make a difference," said Dianna. "We want to show people that even small actions can greatly impact our environment. We hope that by creating tree-based honey and educating people about the importance of trees, we can help make the world a healthier, more sustainable place."

Tree Experts Orlando is a professional tree service company founded in 2001. With over 20 years of experience in tree care, they specialize in pruning, trimming, removal, stump grinding, and emergency services. In addition, their team of certified arborists offers consultations and advice on maintaining healthy trees safely and effectively. For more information about the company and its recent projects, visit its offices at 10802 Satellite Blvd, Orlando, FL 32837, United States. Moreover, homeowners can also book their tree services by dialing +1 321-340-2817 or emailing [email protected].

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For more information about Tree Experts Orlando, contact the company here:

Tree Experts Orlando
Henley Dianna
321-340-2817
[email protected]
10802 Satellite Blvd
Orlando, FL, 32837

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