No Mess Bird Seed
Birds can be messy eaters, but with the help of our no-mess bird food range, you can feed your feathered friends while also keeping your garden nice and neat.
Many traditional bird feeds leave husks that fall to the ground, and spilled seeds can sprout into weeds when they land on your lawn. But our no-mess, no-waste bird feeds will keep your garden tidy!
Our no-waste bird seed mixes are very popular with all sorts of UK bird species, and if you're tired of cleaning up after the wild birds who visit your garden, we predict these feeds will be popular with you as well. We especially recommend our best-selling Tidy Garden Mix™ (available with added suet pellets if your birds need an energy boost).
Choose from the products listed below, or contact the Really Wild Bird Food team if you have any questions about our no-mess bird seed mixes. Remember, we offer FREE DELIVERY on all feeds!
Featured Products
Tidy Garden Mix™ 
Peanut Granules 
Tidy Garden™ Suet Boost 
Premium Peanuts 
Berry Suet Pellets 
Premium Sunflower Hearts for Birds 
Mealworm Suet Pellets 
Insect Suet Pellets 
Big Seed Gold™ 
Classic Peanuts 
High Energy Fledgling Mix™ No Mess Bird Food FAQs
What does bird seed grow into?
It depends on what type of bird feed you’re putting out. Bird seeds such as sunflower, flax, and rapeseed can all grow into weeds (i.e. unwanted plants). If you’re looking to avoid unplanned plant growth on your lawn, no-mess bird food is the perfect option for you. These mixes exclusively use ingredients that won’t sprout if dropped on the ground.
Which bird seeds don't sprout?
No-mess bird seed mixes like Really Wild Bird Food's Tidy Garden Mix™ are usually made up of ingredients like:
- Cut maize
- Peanut granules
- Pinhead oatmeal
- Suet pellets
- Sunflower hearts
These nutritious feeds give wild birds the sustenance they need without making a mess of your garden.
How can I stop bird seeds falling to the ground?
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure - bird food can be very difficult to clean off grass, so it’s best to try and stop the seeds from falling in the first place. Here are a couple of tips to help you keep your lawn free of stray seeds:
- Keep your bird feeders on patios or stone paths, where spills will be easy to sweep up
- Add a seed tray or platform underneath your feeder to catch any dropped bird food
- Don't fill your feeders all the way to the brim
If you have any further questions about our no-mess bird seed, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’ll be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.
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