Red Stringy Bark (Eucalyptus macrorhyncha) is a common species that grows in poor, shallow soils in areas that have low to moderate rainfall. Source: Flora of Australia

Red Stringy Bark is one of the most well regarded honey producing trees of North East Victoria but only yields honey every two or four years and produces excellent quantities of both nectar and pollen loved by bees and beekeepers.

Red Stringy Bark trees grow in eastern NSW, Victoria and south eastern South Australia.

The flavours of single varietal honey reflect a plant source and its unique flowers, pollen and nectar. Our single varietal honeys are a true reflection of nature with each plant species creating distinctly different colours, tastes and textures of honey.