sunflower seeds - A Selection

Please note: This product might take a little longer to arrive as it may be shipped from outside the UK. In order to protect the future bird population, wild birds should be provided with energy-rich food year-round, not just in the cold periods. Since habitat deterioration in our part of the world severely reduces the natural food supply, wild birds need additional sources of food. Thanks to their vitamins and rich oil content, husk-free sunflower seeds are an important part of the bird diet.

A no fuss, high energy bird feed that birds of all shapes and sizes will love. With the husks removed these sunflower hearts are also the perfect option for a feeding station, as they leave little in the way of mess. When birds munch on these energy cram-packed hearts, they munch on the thing, so when we say no mess, we really mean it. Blackbirds, dunnocks, and your everyday pigeon love this bird feed option, so it’s a great choice if you want a variety of birds in your garden. Features:

A giant among annuals. Give them plenty of room and you will be rewarded with plants up to 3m (10ft) tall with huge yellow flowers often 30cm(12in) in diameter. Useful to grow against an unsightly shed or fence. Birds love the seeds so grow a few plants close to the house and watch them feed in the autumn. Flowers summer. Height 8-10ft.

This hardy sunflower really is a giant, where it can reach a height of 10ft! Upon the thick and tall green stems, massive large headed butter-yellow blooms will spring open from late June to early October! The sunflower is absolutely adored by the pollinating insects due to its nectar rich blooms; they are also loved by the birds, as they can feed from the seeds – making this Russian variety ideal for wildlife areas and cottage gardens. You could also create a beautiful summer cut flower

Grow your own glamourous Sunflowers in a delightfully dark red/orange shade! Reaching up to 1.5m tall, Sunflower 'Velvet Queen' boasts uniquely coloured, deep velvet red to copper blooms. The medium-sized flowers have edible seed – try toasting the seed kernels for a healthy snack. Companion planting: try growing sunflowers with chives to deter aphids. Sow early spring to early summer outdoors where they are to flower. Sow 12mm (0.5in) deep in rows 30cm (12in) apart. Germination usually takes

Robust, branching plants with long, toothed leaves that are hairy on the undersides, and bright orange, dahlia-like flower heads up to 7.5cm (3) across. Free-flowering plants that are loved by bees and butterflies and are ideal for cutting. Flowers July-October. Height 100-150cm (40-60). Free flowering Big attraction to bees Dahlia-like flowers

Early-flowering, dwarf and bushy, this eye-catching sunflower boasts a distinctive bronze 'halo' and chocolate coloured, pollen-free centre. Looks impressive in a patio pot, or can be grown as an attractive and unusual annual hedge. Direct sow Sunflower seeds outdoors where they are to grow from April to May. Choose a position in full sun on well drained soil which has been raked to a fine tilth. Sow seeds thinly, at a depth of 1cm (1/2") in drills spaced 45cm (18") apart and cover seed with

Sunflower 'Helios Flame' will set your garden alight with its bi-colour, flamelike blooms! This lovely, tall stemmed, Sunflower boasts large golden flowers embellished with dark mahogany rings at their centres. An eye-catching variety, the single blooms are each supported on a tall, sturdy stem. An ideal choice for bringing height to the back of sheltered borders and wonderful in wildlife gardens. The blooms also make excellent cut flowers and have a good vase life. Culinary note: try toasting

As the name suggests this very tall growing variety of Sunflower is fun and easy to grow and children will love them! The flowers are huge and will last all the summer long! Grow them close to a sheltered sunny wall and they will keep flowering until the first frosts. Perfect in a hot sunny garden and attractive to bees. Don’t forget you can eat the ripened seeds so what is there not to like! Direct sow Sunflower seeds outdoors where they are to grow from April to May. Choose a position in

Ruby Sunset Sunflowers are a must-have for any garden enthusiast! This hardy annual variety boasts stunning medium-sized blooms in uniquely captivating colours, with each stem yielding 5-15 flowers when pinched out. Ideal for both garden beds and home arrangements, these sunflowers promise a summer filled with vibrant hues and natural beauty. With a medium to tall growth habit and a height ranging from 1 to 1.5 meters, they add a charming touch to any outdoor space. Sow them directly outside

Gardman No Mess Sunflower Hearts are a high energy and no husks bird food that attracts the widest range of species. Oil rich, high energy sunflower hearts with no mess, no husks, no waste. Suitable for use in sunflower heart feeders, on birds tables and ground feeding.No mess, no husks, no waste seeds.Oil rich high energy sunflower heartsAttract more birds into your garden.How To Use:Simply open the pouch and pour the Sunflower Hearts into a feeder, tray or ground feeder or scatter across a

Sunflower 'Astra Rose' is a unique variety with a distinctive flower form and colour. Semi-double flowers with slender ray florets surround a fluffy chocolate centre. The petals emerge in soft cream before transforming into apricot/pink creating a subtle, vintage palette that is perfect for that cottage garden look. A multi-branching sunflower, Helianthus annuus 'Astra Rose' produces lots of heads over a much longer season than single stem types – just keep up with the dead-heading. Place it

A high oil treat that is a great alternative to peanuts. The husks make great compost too!

This unique sunflower with its ruffled petals are fun and easy to grow by both adults and children alike. With their tall growing habit, these are fantastic for the backs of borders to make a fantastic impact in your garden. Direct sow Sunflower seeds outdoors where they are to grow from April to May. Choose a position in full sun on well drained soil which has been raked to a fine tilth. Sow seeds thinly, at a depth of 1cm (1/2") in drills spaced 45cm (18") apart and cover seed with its own