Tui No Sprout Wild Bird Feeder & Seed
Treat your feathered friends with Tui No Sprout Wild Bird Feeder & Seed, a delicious blend of all natural seeds and grains that wild birds will feast on, without the risk of pesky sprouts popping up in lawns or gardens.
50 cents from every Tui No Sprout Wild Bird Feeder & Seed purchased goes toward supporting Trees that Count, a charity on a mission to help plant millions more native trees throughout Aotearoa. Planting native trees help to create habitats for our wild birds, supporting our native biodiversity.
Doing the best for wild birds and for your garden - that's got to be good!
Benefits
- Unique no sprout formulation - a blend of ingredients that wont sprout weeds in your garden.
- All natural blend packed with essential nutrients needed to sustain wild birds.
- Ready to use and refillable.
Directions for use
- Turn the feeder upside down and unscrew the base. Remove the white seal tab from the base to allow seed to flow through.
- Ensure base is securely screwed back on. Pull out perches from both sides of the base and remove the label to make the seed visible to birds.
- Hang your Tui No Sprout Wild Bird Feeder & Seed outside.
- To refill with Tui No Sprout Wild Bird Feed simply unscrew the lid.
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Tui No Sprout Wild Bird Feed
Treat your feathered friends with Tui No Sprout Wild Bird Feed, a delicious blend of all natural seeds and grains that wild birds will feast on, without the risk of pesky sprouts popping up in lawns or gardens.
50 cents from every pack of Tui No Sprout Wild Bird Feed purchased goes toward supporting Trees that Count, a charity on a mission to help plant millions more native trees throughout Aotearoa. Planting native trees help to create habitats for our wild birds, supporting our native biodiversity.
Doing the best for wild birds and for your garden - that's got to be good!
Planting Calendar
Planting for Birds in your Garden
In addition to setting up bird feeding stations of seed and water in your garden, you can also help entice beautiful birds into your backyard by planting trees and shrubs that flower, seed and form berries.
August Garden Guide
With spring only a month away there's plenty to do in the garden. It's time to start thinking about preparing and planning for spring planting, including sprouting your seed potatoes to ensure a Christmas harvest.
Wild Bird Guide
It is such a pleasure to have the company of wild birds in your own garden, to enjoy their beauty, colour and song. Feeding birds is a simple way to increase the number of birds in your garden and provides entertainment for the whole family. It also provides a regular food source over the cold winter months when food can be scarce. Here's a guide to attracting birds to your backyard.
Annabel Langbein's Wild Bird Guide
By June there’s not a lot left to eat in the garden – for us or, for that matter, for the birds. I hate to think of all those lovely bellbirds, waxeyes and tuis going hungry, so throughout winter I hang bird feeders around the garden to keep them going.
