Premium Sunflower Hearts - 1kg or 2kg by National Trust

National Trust premium sunflower hearts – high-energy, no-mess feeding

Packed with essential fatty acids and calories, National Trust Premium Sunflower Hearts provide the concentrated energy garden birds need to thrive. With the husks removed, these easy-to-digest seeds offer high nutrition with no mess, helping keep feeding areas clean while allowing birds to feed more efficiently.

Sourced from premium bakery and confectionery-grade stock, these sunflower hearts are carefully selected for their plumpness and quality, ensuring birds receive only the very best. By removing the need to crack open hard outer shells, sunflower hearts allow birds to conserve energy and spend more time feeding.

Their soft texture makes them accessible not only to traditional seed-eaters but also to species that struggle with whole sunflower seeds.

Birds it attracts:

Loved by a wide range of garden birds, including:

• Tits (blue, long tailed, great and coal)

• Finches

• Sparrows

• Robins

• Blackbirds

• Thrushes

How to feed:

• Suitable for seed feeders, bird tables and ground feeding

• Place feeders in a quiet, sheltered spot near shrubs or trees

• Hang feeders 1.5–2 metres above ground to help protect birds

We stock a wide range of feeders and feeding accessories designed to pair perfectly with sunflower hearts, helping you create a safe and effective feeding station for every garden.

How much to feed:

• Offer small amounts little and often to keep food fresh

• Start with 1–2 handfuls per feeder and adjust depending on bird activity

• Top up once food has been eaten rather than overfilling

Product details:

• Available in 1kg and 2kg packs

• High-energy, no-mess feeding

• Easy to eat and digest

• Suitable for year-round feeding

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

A premium, mess-free way to attract more birds and support garden wildlife throughout the seasons.