Collectors of vintage Disneyana and A. A. Milne first editions prize items featuring the honey tree.

The real "honey tree" is believed to be inspired by a specific pine tree known as the "Roo Tree" or simply a hollow tree that existed along the Gills Lap area. However, the concept of a tree full of honey came from Christopher Robin’s actual stuffed animals and their imagined games. In reality, the forest had plenty of bees, and young Christopher Robin often pretended his bear was trying to trick them.

is the landmark 1966 animated featurette that introduced the world to Disney’s version of A.A. Milne’s beloved "silly old bear". Released on February 4, 1966 , it was the final short film personally supervised by Walt Disney before his death. The story, based on the first two chapters of the original 1926 book, remains a definitive portrayal of Pooh’s insatiable appetite for "hunny" and the gentle, whimsical nature of the Hundred Acre Wood. Plot Summary: A Sticky Situation