Bee Happy Vermont sells at the Burlington Farmers Market and states where its hives are: in the hills of Starksboro and on farmland in the Champlain Valley. That is a Vermont honey sold in Burlington, not honey produced inside the city, and the difference is worth keeping straight.
The producer describes honey from spring's sweet white clover to autumn's goldenrod, with other wildflowers in between, from hives in Starksboro and the Champlain Valley. Production inside Burlington itself is unverified. Creamy Vermont Honey is a product name on the page, not a floral type.
Bee Happy Vermont at the Burlington Farmers Market, 345 Pine Street, Burlington, VT. The producer's page lists the market as Saturdays 9am to 2pm, running May 9 to October 31. The page also lists other markets it attends.
The market block on the producer's page says May 9 through October 31, Saturdays 9am to 2pm, at 345 Pine Street. That block is the only Burlington calendar quoted here.
Checked on 2026-10-07 against beehappyvermont.com. The Burlington Farmers Market's own site did not contain a honey sentence when checked earlier in the same research pass, so the where-to-buy claim rests on the producer's page, and the hives are outside the city.
Check the market's own site before a cold-weather trip, because this is a summer market. Ask the producer which of the other markets it lists is closest to where you are staying.
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