Esschert Design Seeds for Bird-Attracting Flowers – Colorful Blooms for Birds and Insects
These seeds from Esschert Design contain a special mix of flowers that attract birds and insects to your garden. The plants produce colorful blooms from March to June and provide a natural food source for many local bird species.
Multicolor flower mix attracts birds and bees – natural biodiversity in your own garden
Easy sowing from March to May – suitable for beginners
Thrives in sunny to partially shaded locations – flexible use
Flowering from March to June – long-lasting color and bird food
What sets Esschert Design Seeds apart
The carefully selected flower seeds are specifically tailored to the needs of bird-attracting plants. Unlike conventional mixtures, these seeds contain varieties rich in seeds and nectar – ideal conditions for a lively bird population in your garden.
Ideal for...
Home gardeners who want to create a natural garden and actively encourage birds. Also suitable for balcony plantings and small green spaces in sunny to partially shaded positions.
How to use the seeds
Sow the seeds between March and May in a sunny to partially shaded spot. Loosen the soil lightly and scatter the seeds evenly. Press them down gently and keep the area evenly moist. After flowering, the seed heads can remain as bird food – the birds will harvest the seeds themselves.
Esschert Design is a Dutch company specializing in high-quality decorative and garden products with natural charm. The products of Esschert Design combine functionality and aesthetics and are very popular with garden enthusiasts. The seeds for bird-attracting flowers exemplify the brand's nature-oriented philosophy.
It is a mix of flower seeds specially selected to attract birds and insects to the garden. The plants produce multicolor flowers and offer natural food sources.
Sow between March and May. Scatter the seeds onto loosened soil, press them down gently, and keep the area moist.
The mix is multicolor, producing blooms in various shades that attract birds and insects.
The plants thrive in sunny to partially shaded spots. Well-drained soil is ideal.
The plants are low-maintenance. After flowering, the seed heads can remain as bird food. No pruning needed.
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