Please be aware that due to high order levels we cannot currently guarantee Next Day Delivery.
Orders may take 1-3 days to be despatched and we have limited telephone support available.

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Bee Friendly Gardening

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Birds need extra protein and calcium for healthy egg production, our food makes the grade

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COVID-19 STATEMENT

For over 29 years, our mission has been to serve you – and rest assured, that will continue. Our website is open, and we continue to despatch and deliver orders across the UK and we will continue to do so, for as long as we are permitted.

Limited telephone support

Your welfare as well as that of our staff is our primary concern.
We are following Government guidelines and asking our office colleagues to work from home wherever possible. This impacts our ability to respond to telephone and email enquiries and we appreciate your patience. Rest assured our dedicated staff are working as hard as they possibly can for you.

Orders currently taking 1-3 days to be despatched

There are no known risks of packaging transmitting the virus and as a further precaution is our delivery drivers have been told to comply with social distancing. They will no longer ask you to sign for deliveries and will leave goods for you to pick up after they leave your premises.

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Did you know…

The Blue Tit is probably the best known member of the Tit family; and is the second most common garden visitor. If you put up a seed or peanut feeder in the garden you wont have to wait long before these little fellas come along. They also nest happily in man-made boxes.