8 products
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Rain Catcher | Plant Support | Rusts with Rain.

Rain Catcher | Plant Support | Rusts with Rain.- Regular price
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£9.99 £55.99 - Regular price
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£9.99 £55.99
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Rain Catcher Fountain

Rain Catcher Fountain- Regular price
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£29.99 £49.99 - Regular price
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£29.99 £49.99
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Rusty Metal Bird Feeder Stake

Rusty Metal Bird Feeder Stake- Regular price
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£33.95 £38.65 - Regular price
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£33.95 £38.65
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Rusty Metal Daffodil Flower

Rusty Metal Daffodil Flower- Regular price
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£12.99 £47.99 - Regular price
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£12.99 £47.99
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Metal Bird Feeding Platform

Metal Bird Feeding Platform- Regular price
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£14.99 £44.99 - Regular price
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£14.99 £44.99
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Double Hanging Metal Bird Feeder Ring

Double Hanging Metal Bird Feeder Ring- Regular price
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£20.99 - Regular price
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£20.99
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Rusty Metal Poppy Seedhead - Metal Garden Flower Sculpture - Garden Decor

Rusty Metal Poppy Seedhead - Metal Garden Flower Sculpture - Garden Decor- Regular price
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£19.99 £88.99 - Regular price
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£19.99 £88.99
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Ball Stake Fountain

Ball Stake Fountain- Regular price
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£29.99 - Regular price
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£34.99 - Sale price
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£29.99
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FAQs - (1)
What type of bird feeder should I use?
The best feeder depends on the birds you want to attract. Hanging feeders suit finches and tits, while our platforms or rain catchers are ideal for robins and blackbirds.
How can I stop squirrels from eating bird food?
Use squirrel-proof feeders, place feeders away from trees or fences, and try adding a baffle to deter them.
Where should I place my bird feeder?
Position it in a safe, sheltered spot, ideally near bushes or trees for cover, but away from predators like cats.
What is the best food to attract different birds?
Sunflower seeds attract finches and tits, mealworms are great for robins, and suet is ideal for a variety of species.
How often should I clean my bird feeder?
Bird feeders should be cleaned at least once every two weeks to prevent disease and maintain a healthy feeding environment.

















