A BuyAlaska listing describes an apiary in east Anchorage that overwinters honey bees and sells raw honey, at 831 Hunt Circle. The listing does not name the market it attends or the flowers its bees work, so fireweed, a fair guess in Alaska, is left out of this page.
Unverified. The listing says raw, natural honey and names no flower, so no Alaska varietal claim is made here. Fireweed in particular is not asserted, even though it is the variety most often associated with the state.
Anchorage Urban Farm Apiary, 831 Hunt Circle, east Anchorage. The listing says the apiary sells raw honey and mentions local farmers markets without naming any of them.
Unverified. The listing gives no season and no market calendar, and the farmers markets it mentions are unnamed.
Checked on 2026-10-07 against the BuyAlaska business listing. The Anchorage farmers-market vendor list fetched in the same research pass carried no honey sentence, so no market name appears on this page.
Ask the apiary how to buy, because the listing gives an address rather than a shop and names no market it attends. If you want to see the hives, ask first; nothing in the listing promises a visit.
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