Rose Garden honey – named for San Jose's famous Municipal Rose Garden neighborhood. Bees in this area forage on one of the most diverse urban gardens in the Bay Area – roses, heritage fruit trees, and the residential landscaping of one of San Jose's most beautiful neighborhoods.

What Makes Rose Garden Honey Special

The Rose Garden neighborhood surrounds the San Jose Municipal Rose Garden, which features over 3,500 rose plants of 189 varieties. But it's the broader neighborhood – mature trees, deep gardens, Guadalupe Creek – that makes the honey. Floral, complex, and distinctly urban-garden.

Discover the Rose Garden

The San Jose Municipal Rose Garden is one of the finest public rose gardens in the country – free admission, beautiful year-round, and peak stunning April through November. The surrounding Naglee Park and Rose Garden neighborhoods are architectural gems with Craftsman and Spanish Revival homes. Nearby: the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum and Santana Row.