This certified organic beekeeper has set up his hives in the hills above Digne-les-Bains. From Courbons, in the foothills of the Siron, he produces a mountain, lavender and spring honey.
The association of bees and lavender is a characteristic feature of Haute-Provence: the action of bees increases the yield of lavender oil and ensures its pollination. Lavender honey, which is highly fragrant and delicately flavored, as well as "all-flower" honey, benefit from the strong presence of aromatic plants: lavender and lavandin, of course, but also thyme, rosemary, savory, hyssop... which are all valuable melliferous plants, flowering at different times of the year.
Richard Bonnet is a geopartner of the Geopark of Haute-Provence, and will be delighted to share his passion for bees and his region with you.
Richard Bonnet is a geopartner of the Geopark of Haute-Provence, and will be delighted to share his passion for bees and his region with you.
