Honeywood is a place and a tree, and an associated companion volume to the previously published Honey Plants of Eastern Canada. These two books describe and identify a wide variety of honey producing flora found across Canada, In this edition, Honeywood is primarily aimed at the bee ecology associated with the large, woody perennials commonly known as trees.
Honeywood catalogues many species of forest, agricultural and ornamental trees in relation to their use by bees, their production of honey for human use, their habitats, details for their identification, methods of cultivation, and a brief history of the evolution of bees.
Honeywood features a special section on landscaping and tree scaping for atheistic purposes; as well as ecological-environmental improvement and sustainability.
The well-informed and well-prepared beekeeper exercises finer care and management of their colonies and personal ecosphere.
Honeywood provides a path to greater insight of honey bee colonies, woodlots, forests, and the local environment through its foundation of natural science.