Nestled in the heart of Kent, New Street Garden Produce is your homegrown source for fresh, sustainable, and lovingly crafted products.
We specialise in seasonal vegetables, homegrown plants, eggs from our free-range chickens, golden honey from our own hives, and handmade candles that bring the warmth of nature into your home.​
Everything we offer is grown, gathered, or made with care - straight from our garden to your table.
Whether you're looking to nourish your body with fresh produce or add a natural glow to your space with our beeswax candles, you'll find something special here.​
Join us in celebrating the simple joys of local, earth-conscious living.
Pure Local Honey
Delicious, natural honey in every jar. No additives, just 100% pure sweetness - perfect for toast, tea, or cooking.
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No honey for sale at the moment - everything stays in the hive to help our bees through the colder months.
​12oz Jar £8.50​
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Pop by the house to pick up a jar, or get in touch to arrange your order.
Fresh Vegetables & Plants
Homegrown vegetables and vegetable plants. Grown with care in our garden or by a trusted neighbour - local, fresh, and full of flavour.
​Pop by in the spring for plants and fresh vegetables.
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Seasonal Availability
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Available seasonally from outside the house.
Hand-Rolled Beeswax Candles
Beautiful, natural candles made from pure beeswax. Each one is hand-rolled for a classic look and clean, honey-scented burn.
Large £6 - Medium £4 - Small £2
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Get in touch to to find out what's available.
I'm a local beekeeper with a small apiary in my own garden. What began as a simple curiosity quickly blossomed into a passion - caring for bees, learning their rhythms, and working in harmony with nature.
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My first colony came from a swarm that, by good fortune, settled in a fellow beekeeper’s garden. Since then, I’ve learned so much, and it’s been incredibly rewarding to watch my bees thrive.​
I harvest honey from my hives and sell it locally - just as nature intended: pure, raw, and delicious. Every jar comes from bees I personally care for, and each drop captures the unique character of our local flowers and changing seasons.​
​When you buy my honey, you're supporting sustainable, small-scale beekeeping - and helping to protect the bees that play a vital role in feeding our planet.
Spinning the honeycomb to extract the honey
Transferring a swarm from a nuc to my hive
Pollen in the hive from dandelion and phacelia
Ready to sell
Our very first jar of honey from our own hive
Can you spot the swarm of bees in this photo?
I came across this small swarm in early May 2025 and quickly contacted a fellow club member who is a registered swarm collector.
After obtaining permission from the landowners to access the property, we safely removed the swarm.
Unfortunately, the swarm was quite small and had likely been exposed for at least three days. Despite rehoming it at my apiary, the bees sadly didn’t survive.
If you come across a swarm of honey bees, you can locate your nearest volunteer swarm collector for assistance. The sooner a swarm is rehomed, the better its chances of survival - and every colony matters for these incredible pollinators.