National Trust Garden Bird Table Seed - 1kg or 2kg

The National Trust Garden Bird Table Seed is a carefully balanced mix of nutritious ingredients, including kibbled sunflower hearts, kibbled peanuts and black sunflower hearts. Specially designed for feeding on bird tables and ground-feeding areas, it provides a varied and energy-rich diet that appeals to a wide range of garden birds.

The addition of calcium grit makes this mix particularly valuable during the breeding season, helping to support healthy egg production and strong shells.

Birds it attracts:

This seed mix is especially popular with ground-feeding species, including:

• Robins

• Blackbirds

• Thrushes

• Dunnocks

• Sparrows

How to feed:

• Offer on bird tables, ground trays or designated ground-feeding areas

• Place tables in a quiet, open spot where birds can feed safely

• For best results, explore our range of bird tables and feeding accessories, designed to complement this mix and suit different garden spaces

How much to feed:

• Provide 1–2 small handfuls at a time

• Feed little and often to keep food fresh

• Remove uneaten food at the end of the day to maintain good hygiene

When to feed:

Suitable for year-round feeding, with particular benefits during:

• Spring and summer – supports breeding birds with added calcium

• Autumn and winter – provides vital energy when natural food is scarce

Key benefits:

• Ideal for bird tables and ground feeding

• Contains kibbled seeds and peanuts for easy feeding

• Includes added calcium grit to support egg production

• Attracts a wide range of ground-feeding birds

All foods in the National Trust Garden Wildlife Range are beautifully presented in National Trust branded packaging, designed to complement the feeder collection and making them a thoughtful gift for nature lovers.

National Trust branded bird feed is considered higher quality than budget alternatives due to its formulation for maximum nutrition, lack of filler ingredients, and ethical sourcing. While a cheaper bag from another retailer may seem like a better deal, it often contains high levels of filler grains that birds rarely eat, leading to waste and more frequent, expensive restocking. 

A simple, nourishing way to support garden birds and enjoy more wildlife visits throughout the seasons.