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This Premium High Energy Mix contains sunflower hearts, peanut granules, white millet, kibbled maize, pinhead oats, canary seed, oil seed rape and red millet. High energy sunflower hearts and chopped peanuts are in this year-round favourite. Contains no wheat. Suitable for seed feeder, bird tables and ground feeders.

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“We have a very varied selection of birds here in Kinrossshire. We purchase from you the premium high energy and black sunflower seed. Both are consumed at a great rate, so must be good. Very happy with Vine house products and service.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Mr Vivienne Goodridge

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“Vinehouse Farm have an excellent, fast and efficient system, getting seed to customers within two days. I've used them for years and have helped birds to raise many offspring using their high quality seed mixes. My only gripe is that my title is incorrect- I'm Mrs Goodridge not Mr!! This is why I don't normally respond to your review emails. Sort this out and I'll continue to give you 5 stars. Thanks.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Kate Rowland

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“There are many birds enjoy it. This year I have noticed even blackbirds taking fallen seeds, they must be desperate.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Mr R Murchie

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“The birds clean it up every day from the patio, bird table and bird seed feeder so there can't be much wrong with it. Price creeping up just like everything else, but fast, reliable delivery.”

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Posted 3 years ago

David Hadlow

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“A very good bird food. Garden birds love it.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Extremely popular with all our garden vistors, tits finches, even badger.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Excellent service, as usual, from Vine House Farm. Can't comment on the seed mix, other than the birds devour it pretty quickly !”

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Posted 3 years ago