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New Products for Spring
Monday, 23rd January 2017
We have added several new products to our range this winter in preparation for the spring,
including these lovely coloured Cup Feeders.
Made from powder-coated mild steel with drainage holes, they make an attractive wild bird feeder - perfect for Bill’s Really Wild Bird Food.
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We certainly don’t want any of the spring arrivals to miss out so we’ve even included nest bowls for House Martins and Swallows in our new wildlife range.
Our new Dewdrop Bee & Bug Hotel, for example, will provide nesting tubes for solitary bees and other beneficial insects that visit your garden. It’s made from FSC timber and features a decorative woven bamboo finish around the sides of the ‘Dewdrop’, this would certainly look good in any nature-friendly garden.
Specifications – H – 215mm, W – 130mm, D – 120mm
The Dewdrop habitat should be hung in a sheltered sunny position, preferably catching the early rays.
As the name suggests, Solitary Bees don’t live in a colony or make honey, they’re not aggressive and are safe around pets and children - making them perfect for attracting in your garden. They are also superb pollinators of veg, fruit, and flowers.
So even though we’re ‘nuts about bird food’ we have other great alternatives to whet your appetite and help all the wildlife that visits your garden.
We certainly don’t want any of the spring arrivals to miss out so we’ve even included nest bowls for House Martins and Swallows in our new wildlife range.
Our new Dewdrop Bee & Bug Hotel, for example, will provide nesting tubes for solitary bees and other beneficial insects that visit your garden. It’s made from FSC timber and features a decorative woven bamboo finish around the sides of the ‘Dewdrop’, this would certainly look good in any nature-friendly garden.
Specifications – H – 215mm, W – 130mm, D – 120mm
The Dewdrop habitat should be hung in a sheltered sunny position, preferably catching the early rays.
As the name suggests, Solitary Bees don’t live in a colony or make honey, they’re not aggressive and are safe around pets and children - making them perfect for attracting in your garden. They are also superb pollinators of veg, fruit, and flowers.
So even though we’re ‘nuts about bird food’ we have other great alternatives to whet your appetite and help all the wildlife that visits your garden.
Written by Angela and Chris
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