Seed Mixes
Balanced blends without the cheap filler. One scoop that feeds the whole cast, from finches to dunnocks.
About our seed mixes
A good seed mix is the simplest way to run a varied menu from a single feeder - and a bad one is the most common waste of money in garden feeding. The difference is filler. Cheap mixes bulk out with whole wheat, split peas and dried lentils that most small birds simply flick to the floor in search of the good bits; what looks like a bargain becomes a mess under the feeder and a dinner invitation for rats. Our blends skip the padding entirely and build from ingredients birds actually finish: sunflower hearts, kibbled peanuts, canary seed, millet and suet pieces, balanced so finches, tits, house sparrows, robins and dunnocks all find their share in the same scoop. Use mixes in standard seed feeders, on tables or in ground trays - the blend covers all three levels of the garden at once. Store sealed and dry, buy fresh, and one bag quietly feeds everyone. Free UK delivery over £20.
Seed Mixes - FAQs
What makes a good seed mix?
Ingredients birds finish - sunflower hearts, kibbled peanuts, canary seed, millet - and no wheat or pulse filler. If a cheap mix lists wheat first, most of the bag will end up on the ground.
Which birds do seed mixes attract?
The widest range of any food: all the finches, tits and house sparrows at the feeder, with robins, dunnocks and blackbirds taking their share from tables and trays.
Can I use a seed mix in any feeder?
Yes - standard seed feeders, tables and ground trays all suit a quality mix. Only nyjer feeders are off the menu, since their slots are sized for one tiny seed.
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Every order from British Bird Feeders is covered by our 100% money-back guarantee. If it's not right, tell us and we'll refund the lot.
Not happy? Full refund – we even pay the return postage.