The Wild Winter Bird Box - turn your garden into a haven for birds!

***Order yours before 25/11 and get 15% off. All orders will ship on or before 28/11, and will be delivered right at the start of winter***

Winter is the hardest time of year for our garden birds — food is scarce, frosts bite, and natural habitats are dwindling. By giving them a helping hand now, you’re not only keeping them strong through the cold months, but also creating a thriving, bird-friendly garden for seasons to come.

Our Wild Winter Bird Box brings together everything you need to make a real difference: food and shelter for now, and wildflower seeds specifically chosen to create a thriving haven for birds in your back garden!

What’s inside:

Premium, seasonal bird seed — A seasonally balanced blend of hulled sunflower seeds, black sunflower seeds, niger seed, hemp seed, safflower seed, white millet and peanut granules. Very high in fat which the birds need, and with absolute no wasteful filler. 

A rustic coconut shell bird feeder — Handmade and eco-friendly, finished with beeswax for water resistance, complete with a natural perch and a drainage hole to keep the seeds fresh. A beautiful and practical way to invite wild visitors to your garden.

A woven roosting pouch - To give your garden birds a warm and comfortable place to sleep during the cold nights

A pouch of suet crumble - a rich energy boost that helps birds thrive through cooler days.

Handmade seedballs in a natural jute bag — 30 seedballs, containing Yarrow, Oxeye Daisy, Corn Poppy, Sheep's Sorrel, Field-Forget-Me-Not, Corn Marigold, Cornflower, Greater Knapweed and Birdsfoot Trefoil. All of these flowers are crucial for UK birds, both as direct and indirect food sources. Each seedball contains between 30-40 seeds, so you'll be receiving thousands in total!

A beautifully illustrated guidebook — More than instructions, this is your roadmap to a garden flourishing with bird life - you'll be finding out exactly which birds you'll be helping now, and the habitats that you'll be creating for them with the flowers you'll be sowing.

Feed the now - grow the future