Organic honey is kind of a fallacy. It's impossible to know from where the bees are getting their nectar. So if bees are landing on plants that are not organic then can the honey be called organic? Probably not.
Having said that, we are treatment free beekeepers which means that we don't treat our hives or bees with anything. Not even natural treatments such as wintergreen oils or oxalic acid. If we treat bees, even naturally, we are supporting not-so-strong genetic traits which can quickly propagate through the population.
Since worker bees have an average life span of 45 days, we believe the best strategy for the bees' survival is allowing for natural selection. We call bees that have successful genetics (colonies last through the years) survival bees. By allowing for natural selection we are strengthening the local population for long term bee colony survival.