Black Sunflower - Premium Quality (European Grown)
Cat Ref: WBST01006 / WBST010060002
High-energy goodness at great value prices. Perfect for tits, finches and sparrows.
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Product Information
Haith's premium quality Black Sunflower seeds are grown as close to home as possible, sometimes as close as France.
We purchase premium quality European black sunflower to reduce the carbon (and product degradation) involved in shipping from further afield. (Although there are crops of Black Sunflower in the UK we feel the European crop offers more consistent quality. UK crop is often affected by the weather and some sunflower growers have to support their yields with overseas crops).
We select high-quality Black Sunflower seed, and we always SUPERCLEAN™ to remove as much of the chaff as possible - so it's in peak condition when delivered to your door; however, it's nigh on impossible to remove all the dry pieces of stalk but we always try our hardest to do so.
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Reviews
5 out of 5
"Popular With All The Birds Large And Small" by Janet
05 Jun 2020
Good product
Yes, I recommend this product
4 out of 5
"Black Sunflower Seeds" by CHRIS
05 Jun 2018
Birds love it. Always a good buy
Yes, I recommend this product
4 out of 5
"Black Sunflower Seeds" by anonymous
22 Nov 2017
As always the birds love the sunflower seeds and by feeding them with the husks on they run more easily through the feeders. But not the cleanest sunflowers I've bought, there are one or two stalks and other items mixed in
Yes, I recommend this product
5 out of 5
"Sunflower Seed" by Hugh
02 Jun 2017
The birds appear to love it and I have to top up the feeder regularly .
Yes, I recommend this product
5 out of 5
"Black Sunflower Seed" by Leslie Batt
25 Oct 2012
Great for Greenfinches, especially after the outbreak of 'Tricomoniasis' (which is actually a single cell parasite) which devastated the popuation. I now have 16 birds sat on two big feeders full of Black Sunflower Seed's as apposed to last years single bird.