Finksburg, Maryland
Farm-to-table should reach every table.
Harvest Moon Collective began with bees, honey, and a belief that food can heal. Our first active product line is Petal to Hive, beginning with small-batch Maryland wildflower honey from our Finksburg hives. We are building the next phase: microgreens, mushrooms, zero-waste preservation, Harvest Moon Shares, education, and a broader Collective Partner Network.
Harvest Moon Collective was born from a simple belief: real food, real relationships, and real healing can transform our communities.
We’re a community of local growers, makers, and neighbors working together to regenerate the land, nourish our families, and build a more just and abundant future.
Read Our StoryReal Food. Real Impact.
Petal to Hive began because we keep bees. Not because honey is a product line, but because bees are a responsibility.
Our bees forage across apple blossoms in spring, wildflowers through summer, and late-season goldenrod into fall. The honey reflects all of it, a seasonal record of what bloomed around us.
Explore Petal to Hive
Seasonal CSA boxes filled with fresh, regenerative produce from local farms. Food set aside intentionally, at peak quality, before the sell cycle begins.
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Be part of something bigger. Volunteer, partner, or simply support the work. Local growers. Makers. Neighbors. Friends.
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Grow your knowledge. Join hands-on learning, workshops, and research in action. Every resource here is free and built for people starting where they are.
Explore LearningOur Collective. Many Gifts.
A collective is not a company with a mission statement. It is people who decided that doing this together was the only way it actually works.
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Limited 2026 harvest. Waitlist open.
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Be Part of the Beginning
Founders Circle members are the heart of our movement, offering early access, special updates, and a direct voice in shaping the future of Harvest Moon Collective.
What Does Collective Mean?
One in three bites of food exists because a pollinator visited a flower. The food system is more fragile than the grocery store makes it look. Start here.
Less than half a percent of Earth’s water is usable by humans. Agriculture uses 70% of that fraction. Water stewardship is foundational.
Food deserts are not accidents. They are the result of decisions. Understanding how the food system creates inequity is the first step to building local alternatives.
Petal to Hive
From May to October in Finksburg, Maryland, our bees created this amber-hued honey. Experience the sweet floral bouquet of spring and the deep, earthy richness of fall flowers in every delicious spoonful of this raw, local harvest.
Tell Us How You Want to Participate
Custom growing programs, sample inquiries, and Grown for You co-creation partnerships.
Retail-ready products, wholesale inquiry, and natural or specialty grocery partnerships.
Schools, hospitals, senior care, community kitchens, and traceable sourcing pilots.