Safflower Bird Seed
Safflower feed for birds - squirrels don't like the bitter taste.
Only: £10.95
Select size: In Stock
- 2 kg
- 4 kg
- 8 kg
- 15kg
- 30kg (2 x 15kg)
- 45kg (3 x 15kg)
- 60kg (4 x 15kg)
Safflower seeds come from athistle-like plant. It is an oilseed crop and has a hard, white outer husk. It is high in protein, but becasue it does have such a hard outer husk, many garden birds are not able to crack it open. Finches would be the one species that can deal with hard safflower husks. Safflower does have quite a bitter taste and squirrels find it unpleasant - so it may be worth adding a small handful to your bird seed if you are having trouble with squirrels eating your bird food.
The safflower plant (Carthamus tinctorius L.) is grown for the production of oil for cosmetics and cooking, for cattle and poultry meals, and for use as bird food. Our high-quality safflower seeds are available in quantities ranging from 4kg to 60kg.
Please note - if you would like to buy bigger quantities of our products (this can be any of our seed mixes, straight seeds, safflower seeds, peanuts etc) we are able to offer quarter, half and full pallets of 15kg sacks. These will equate to 300kg (20 sacks), 600kg (40 sacks) or 1.2 tonne (80 sacks) please call us for a quote on 01489 896785 or email us stating how much you would like to buy and also your delivery post code. For pallet deliveries we can offer very competitive prices!
Customer Reviews
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Stephen
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27/04/2023
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Arrived very quickly and well packaged. Excellent quality seeds, they last a long time. Our parrot loves them. Our avian vet highly recommended them.
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John
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27/04/2023
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Quick delivery, no problems. Thanks.
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Louise Hudson
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26/03/2023
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These were recommended by our Avian Vet who said they were the best thing for our little parrot who absolutely loves them. He gets so excited when he sees them. They are very good value and quality. Well packaged and very quickly delivered.
Safflower FAQs
- What is the difference between safflower and sunflower seeds?
- Are safflower seeds good for pigeons?
- What birds eat safflower seeds?
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