Anointed Honey began with a single hive and a simple promise: if we were going to care for bees, we were going to do it properly, with patience, respect, and responsibility. What started in one backyard has grown into a working apiary serving homes, farms, vineyards, and local partners across Santa Clara County.
Rooted in Andrew Gardner’s Navajo heritage and a Bee-First approach, our work is guided by stewardship, transparency, and care for the land. From hive hosting and colony management to raw local honey and pollinator education, every part of Anointed Honey is built around one belief: people, pollinators, and place are part of one connected story.
Founder & Lead Beekeeper
Andrew has about three and a half years of hands-on beekeeping experience, running apiaries from backyard homes in San Jose to farm and vineyard sites in South County. His work is rooted in his Navajo heritage and a belief that land, people, and pollinators are part of a single story.
Co-Founder & Operations
She runs the engine behind the apiary: client scheduling, equipment readiness, route planning across our service area, and the systems that let us show up on time and ready to work.
To build a working, honest apiary that strengthens the land it touches — by placing healthy bees on good properties, producing raw local honey the old way, and bringing beekeeping back into everyday life in the South Bay and South County