No Mess Bird Seed

Our No Mess Bird Seed is a nourishing blend of sunflower hearts and naked oats, with kibbled maize and a little canary seed. Because the husks have already been removed, birds eat almost every seed, leaving very little to sweep up and hardly anything to sprout in your borders. Ideal for patios, terraces and smaller gardens where tidiness matters. 

Key features:

• Virtually husk-free, so there's very little to sweep up
• Hardly any unwanted seedlings under feeders or in borders
• Rich in sunflower hearts, high in energy and natural oils
• Excellent value, as almost every seed is eaten
• Attracts goldfinches, blue tits, great tits, robins and greenfinches

Sunflower hearts are a favourite with almost every garden bird. Goldfinches, greenfinches and siskins visit hanging feeders, while blue tits, great tits and coal tits dart in and out. Robins, dunnocks and blackbirds feed happily on the oats and maize from tables and trays.

Sunflower hearts for energy and natural oils, oats and maize for slow-release fuel.

Sunflower hearts – 60%
Naked oats – 30%
Kibbled maize – 7.5%
Canary seed – 2.5%

Wheat – 26.5%
Red dari – 15%
Kibbled maize – 15%
White millet – 12.5%
Naked oats – 10%
Black sunflower seed – 8%
Red millet – 5%
Chopped peanuts – 4%
Striped sunflower seed – 4%
Plus added aniseed

We dispatch bird seed mixes within 1 to 2 working days.

We aim to ensure customer satisfaction with all products supplied. If you experience any issues with your order, please contact us at info@kentseeds.co.uk within 5 working days of the dispatch date, quoting your order number and a detailed description of the issue.

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Q 1. Where and how much should I feed?
Perfect for hanging seed feeders, bird tables and ground trays, including near patios, paths and lawns. Place feeders about 2 metres from shrubs or hedges for cover. Because almost every seed is eaten, a little goes a long way: start with a small handful a day and top up as it's cleared.

Q2. How do I store it and keep feeders clean?
Sunflower hearts are oil-rich and sensitive to damp, so store in a cool, dry, airtight container and use within a few months. Clean feeders every week or two with hot soapy water or a wildlife-safe disinfectant, then dry thoroughly. In wet weather, check that no seed is clumping in the feeder ports.