SEMINOLE, Fla. — At Seminole Bee Farms, there's just one real mission: SAVE THE BEES.
"I love everything about bees," said Alejandra Pedroza, who runs the business with her boyfriend, Slobo Djordjic. "I love how they all work together and all the bees have a purpose inside the hive."
Seminole Bee Farms, which has an adorable storefront at 9011 Park Boulevard in Seminole, has two main functions: Bee removal from homes in the Tampa Bay community and the sale of pure raw honey after the bees are saved and re-housed in the couple's apiaries.
"Honey is natural and a great substitute for sugar, " said Pedroza. "It also has pollen, which helps with allergies in Florida."
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