The type of tree that produces nectar often turned into honey is the flowering tree, specifically species like the linden (basswood) or eucalyptus. These trees have blossoms that attract bees, which collect nectar from the flowers. The nectar is then transformed into honey through the bees’ natural processes of regurgitation and evaporation. Linden trees are particularly famous for their fragrant flowers that yield light-colored, floral honey, while eucalyptus trees can produce a distinctive, darker honey with a unique flavor. These trees play a crucial role in supporting bee populations and enhancing the diversity of honey products available.