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To make honey, place a Bee House on the farm during any season but winter, and wait 4 nights. Bee houses can be placed indoors (''e.g.,'' in the [[Greenhouse]]) but will not produce honey there, regardless of any flowers within range. Bee houses placed outside the farm will produce wild honey every 4 days, but they will be destroyed if they are placed in a [[Crafting#Crafted goods outside the farm|villager's path]].

To make honey, place a Bee House on the farm during any season but winter, and wait 4 nights. Bee houses can be placed indoors (''e.g.,'' in the [[Greenhouse]]) but will not produce honey there, regardless of any flowers within range. Bee houses placed outside the farm will produce wild honey every 4 days, but they will be destroyed if they are placed in a [[Crafting#Crafted goods outside the farm|villager's path]].

A fully-grown and unharvested [[Flowers|flower]] within 5 tiles of a Bee House (including those grown in [[garden pot]]s) will cause it to produce flower honey, which always sells for more than flowerless Wild Honey. Flowers that are normally foraged (''i.e.,'' [[Crocus]] and [[Sweet Pea]]) do not affect the honey. Additionally, a [[Dandelion]] or [[Daffodil]] will not affect the honey as these items are classified as [[Foraging|forage]] rather than flowers.

A fully-grown and unharvested [[Flowers|flower]] within 5 tiles of a Bee House (including those grown in {{name|Garden Pot|size=13|class=inline}}s) will cause it to produce flower honey, which always sells for more than flowerless Wild Honey. Flowers that are normally foraged (''i.e.,'' [[Crocus]] and [[Sweet Pea]]) do not affect the honey. Additionally, a [[Dandelion]] or [[Daffodil]] will not affect the honey as these items are classified as [[Foraging|forage]] rather than flowers.

The type of honey is established the moment it is harvested. If a Bee House has produced flower honey, but the flower is harvested before the honey, the honey will become wild honey. Similarly, if a Bee House has produced flowerless wild honey, but the honey is harvested after a flower bloomed in range, the harvested honey will be flower honey.

The type of honey is established the moment it is harvested. If a Bee House has produced flower honey, but the flower is harvested before the honey, the honey will become wild honey. Similarly, if a Bee House has produced flowerless wild honey, but the honey is harvested after a flower bloomed in range, the harvested honey will be flower honey.