Fireweed

Fireweed honey is the result of bees harvesting the nectar from the beautiful pink flowers of fireweed plants that grow in the Pacific Northwest, Alaska and Canada. Fireweed gets its name from the seeds that are dormant in the soil for long periods of time until the land is burned by wildfire. It's commonly seen growing profusely in recent burn areas and clear cuts that were slash burned. 

Benefits:

• Heal infected wounds and burns, treats all types of skin diseases
• Anti-flammatory properties
• Good for gastric ulcers
• Lowers bad cholesterol
• Can improve anemia
• Antimutagenic and anti-tumor properties