Birdfeeders

 

Silhouetted against snow in winter, standing tall among summer flowers—you'll love the way our unusual cattail ornament enhances your landscape all year. And birds love it too, because this delightful sculpture will hold a half pound of sunflower seeds! Four-season garden sculpture and birdfeeder in one Attracts clinging birds, such as nuthatches and chickadees Easy to fill with seed Easy to "plant" with its pointed ground stake Sold individually, but most attractive when "planted" in groups, as shown at left We also offer a Set of Three Cattail Feeders Made of metal 2" dia. x 36" H overall ½-lb. capacity Designed for sunflower seeds

USD 20.00

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Chickadees, nuthatches, finches, woodpeckers and other "clinging" birds will love snacking at this cleverly designed birdfeeder. Just fill the steel mesh cobs with sunflower seeds, shelled peanuts or a chunky seed mix. A hook on the back makes it easy to display on a fence, gate or shed. Reserve yours today! Shipping starts Oct. 2 Holds 5 cups of sunflower seeds, shelled peanuts or chunky seed mix A charming feeder to display on a fence, gate or shed Woodpecker Seed Mix is ideal for this feeder Made of all-weather steel Approx 19" H x 12" W Weighs 1-1/2 lbs. Holds 5 cups of seed Gardener's Supply Exclusive

USD 20.00

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Many people know that orioles and scarlet tanagers love orange halves, but did you know robins, cardinals, grosbeaks and plenty of other birds enjoy fruit, too? Thread chunks of melon and banana, apple and orange halves on the metal posts of this feeder. Then place currants, grapes, or raisins in the wooden trays, and let the feast begin! Attract birds to your backyard with fruit Use halved apples, oranges, grapefruit or pears Comes with built-in hanger Can be used all year round Wood and metal Integral hanging loop Sections screw together easily 4-3/4" diameter x 18-3/4" H Gardener's Supply Exclusive

USD 15.00

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These unique and inexpensive polypropylene birdfeeders are a fun way to get your friends, family and workmates to join in on the fun of bird watching. Feeders arrive flat and pop open for easy filling. Set of 5 pockets; 3 for holding birdseed, 1 for suet blocks and 1 for suet balls 5 assorted colors Washable and reusable, they make fun, inexpensive gifts Try with Insect Delight Suet Cakes, Suet Balls or Woodpecker Seed Mix Made of polypropylene Heights range from 9-12" Gardener's Supply Exclusive

USD 13.00

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No one likes refilling the suet feeder when it's wet and cold outside, but that's when birds need suet the most! Let this automatic suet dispenser do the work for you. As soon as one suet ball is eaten, the next drops into the spiral feeder cup. The Suet Balls (sold separately) are an all-natural blend of beef suet, ground peanuts and cornmeal, and come in a set of 10. Weatherproof dispenser holds up to five suet balls Automatically releases a fresh ball when one is eaten Overhanging roof protects the suet All-natural Suet Balls give birds vital energy in winter Save when you buy the Suet Feeder Kit—the Dispenser and 10 Suet Balls 17" H Metal holder is weatherproof Suet Balls weigh 4 oz. ea

USD 13.00

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Premium quality suet cakes have a quality mix of dehydrated insects, peanuts, and corn not available in most stores. A unique superheating and cooling process kills any bacteria and releases impurities to make the cakes a safe and nutritious supplement for birds. Suet won't break apart and will withstand temperatures up to 80-100 degrees F before softening No cold storage is necessary Contains no artificial ingredients Set of three 12-ounce Suet Cakes Made of beef kidney suet, dehydrated insects, peanuts, and cracked corn The cakes can be stored for 6 months in a cupboard or 2-3 years in a refrigerated location

USD 9.95

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This chunky Woodpecker Seed Mix contains peanuts, tree nut pieces, sunflower kernels, corn, dehydrated cherries, raisins and shelled pumpkin seed. Suet-free. Formulated especially for woodpeckers Perfect for use with the Clinger Feeder 5 lb. bag

USD 8.00

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