94 results for "striped sunflower seed" between $2.00 and $50.00

Growing to 8’ (2.4 m) tall, this spectacular annual likes sunny locations. The blooms have large, round faces which follow the sun’s direction all day. The broad heavy flowers develop a large quantity of seed, and act as “living bird feeders”. Culture: Plant these big seeds 6” (15 cm) apart in soil that is deeply dug. Thin to 2’ (60 cm) apart. The roots need plenty of space.

Supplies energy for a variety of birds. Appeals to larger birds like cardinals and grosbeaks. Gray Stripe Sunflower Seed. This Striped Sunflower Seed is one of many top quality items in our Bird Food department.

Striped sunflower seeds. These seeds are also a favorite among most birds such as finches, titmice, grosbeaks, chickadees, woodpeckers, cardinals and blue jays. Also reasonable priced when purchased in 20 & 50 pound bags at Feed & Seed Stores.

Black Oil Sunflower Seed--by far the most desired seed by birds. Attracts cardinals, chickadees, nuthatches, finches of all types, and grosbeaks. The high oil content makes it popular with birds and provides the heat and energy needed to live. Black oil sunflower has more oil content than any other! Black Oil Sunflower has a softer shell than striped sunflower, allowing smaller birds to open the shells more easily.

Hearty, protein rich seed. Great for year round feeding. Thick shell is entertaining to watch birds open.

* Because of its larger shell and meat,, this seed is a favorite for many larger wild birds * Attracts: Grosbeaks,, Blue and Stellar's Jays,, Towhees and Cardinals * Ingredients: Premium Black Stripe Sunflower Seed * 3 lbs * Sold as a 10 pack *** Sold in packs of 7

( Helianthus annus) The bright yeloow, 12 inch diameter flowers grow ontall 6 to 8 feet stalks. Sow seeds directly in the garden after last frost, making sure the full grown flowers will not shade other crops. Great for attracting birds to your garden. Annual.

Annual. This giant among sunflowers is a fast grower that can reach 12' tall and produce 10" - 12" flowers! Not fussy about soil, it’s very easy to grow and drought tolerant. Grow in a tight row to cover up that not-so-pretty chain link fence or make an attractive screen. Edible gray striped seeds invite birds in the fall (if you don’t eat them first!)

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Attracts all sunflower- eating birds with this quality blend of grey striped and black oil sunflower seeds. Provides high energy and high protein. For use in hopper, tube, platform and window feeders.

Tall, single-flowered sunflowers with fat heads bearing striped seeds that are the best kind for eating adn for feeding to birds. These can also be used for making sunflower oil. This is one of the best oil plants that can be easily grown by gardeners in the temperate north. Native American peoples extracted the oil by boiling the seeds in large pots, whereupon the oil rose to the surface of the water and could be skimmed off. Think about it. How would you do in your household without cooking...

Shop for Garden Center at The Home Depot. The Wagner's 8 lb. Backyard Wildlife Seed is designed to attract chipmunks, squirrels and other small animals to your backyard. It contains a variety of seeds, including sunflower and whole corn. It can be strewn on the lawn or placed in a platform feeder.

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High Oil Content Food That Is Appealing To Larger Birds Because Of Its Size And Hard Shell.. Search_Phrases: Bird,Bird Feed,Animal Feed,Wild Bird,Wildbird,Bird Products,Suet,Kaytee Products Wild Bird,Kaytee Wild Bird Seed Kaytee Striped Sunflower 5Lb

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A well adapted introduction, most likely of Canadian Mennonite origin, later adopted by the Tarahumara tribe. Masses of solid-gold flowers that are 8-10" in diameter. Ivory-colored seeds with an occasional striped seed. Plants grow 6-9' tall. Tolerant of less than ideal conditions. (Annual)