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Garden wildlife supplies
Our gardens are home to a variety of native wildlife, and at Poplar Nurseries, we offer a fantastic range of products to help nature thrive. Supporting garden wildlife not only brings you closer to nature but also helps maintain a healthy and balanced environment. Sustainability is key to protecting our natural world, and small changes in your garden can make a big difference. Offering nesting boxes and feed for visiting birds, planting pollinator-friendly flowers, and providing natural habitats all help to create a greener, more eco-friendly space.
Our expert team is always on hand to provide advice on making your garden more wildlife-friendly. Whether you're looking for the best plants to attract bees and butterflies or need top tips on encouraging bird life, we can guide you in choosing the right solutions. From bird feeders to bee-friendly blooms, we have everything you need to protect and nurture wildlife in your garden all year round.
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At Poplar Nurseries we have everything to help wildlife thrive, from nesting boxes and bird feed through to bird baths and wildlife houses.
Bird tables
Help birds to dine in style with our selection of attractive and functional tables.
Nesting boxes and houses
From rustic nesting boxes to beautifully decorated houses, we have everything to home our feathered friends.
Bird and wildlife food
Nutritious and tasty food will help birds and other wildlife to thrive in your garden.
Bird feeders
Our stunning selection of feeders will ensure all birds get a fair share at feeding time.
Bird baths
From hanging bird baths to ornate stoneware, our baths will provide water for birds as well as an attractive focal point.
Hedgehog care
Speak to our experts at Poplar Nurseries on how you can help hedgehogs with food and hibernation.
Range of wildlife-friendly products
From hedgehog food to bee houses, we have a wide range of wildlife-friendly products in store. These help to boost the natural eco-systems of our gardens and the green spaces beyond them. Our extensive range of bird food, baths, feeders, tables and nesting boxes will also keep your feathered friends happy throughout the year.
Click here to read our blog to find out how you can attract more birds into your garden and why this is so important. Why not talk to our team when you visit and they will guide you to the resources you need. This will help you to nurture the environment and care for your garden to nurture the environment and care for your garden in a sustainable and wildlife-friendly way.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to our most common questions. Have a different query? Get in touch – we’re happy to help!
Yes, bird food can definitely go bad especially when it is exposed to moisture, heat or pests which can lead to mould, bacteria and rancidity which can make birds sick. Make sure you store the food properly to keep it in good condition. Use airtight, watertight containers which should be kept in a cool, dry, dark place.
Offer a variety of fresh foods such as black oil sunflower seeds, suet, fresh fruit and mealworms to attract a variety of birds. You should also provide clean water in a bird bath and place feeders near shelter and away from potential predators.
Firstly, empty the old water and debris out of the bird bath and then scrub the basin with a solution of one part white vinegar to nine parts water or a mild dish soap and water. A stiff brush is good for scrubbing and after cleaning, make sure you thoroughly rinse the bath with fresh water. Let is air dry and refill it with clean water.
Pigeons can be greedy and you don’t want them eating all your bird food leaving other species to go hungry. Use physical barriers like mesh cages or spikes to deter them from a bird table and offer foods which are less appealing to pigeons such as sunflower hearts and nyjer. Another option is using weight-activated feeders which close for heavier birds.
Ideally, a bird table should be between four and six feet high - 1.2 to 1.8 meters - to protect birds from predators like cats and to offer safety. Placing it at this height helps deter ground-based predators while larger birds may prefer to feed closer to the ground.
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