Tui Chicken Grit
Chicken Grit is suitable for chickens as a dietary supplement. It is a fine gravelly substance.
Origination: Mussel shell grit is used which is sourced from within New Zealand.
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Tui Wheat
Read MoreWheat is a member of the grass family and is suitable for most large birds and especially enjoyed by wild birds, pigeons, doves, ducks and swans. It contains protein, carbohydrates, soluble and insoluble fibre, vitamins and minerals.
Origination: All of Tui's wheat is grown in the Canterbury region and is machine dressed to ensure the highest quality.
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Tui Maize (whole & kibbled)
Read MoreKibbled Maize is processed by putting whole maize through a kibbling machine to crack it, producing pieces of maize which are easily digested by smaller birds.
Origination: All of Tui's maize is grown locally in the Manawatu region
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Keeping pets & children off treated lawns
Read MoreA common question we receive is on the safety of pets and children after the application of lawn care and treatment products, including fertilising and spraying. We've put together the below information to help you keep your loved ones safe!
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Planting Calendar
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Heirloom Vegetables and Crops
Read MoreAfter standing the test of time, a number of well flavoured good old fashioned vegetables are well worth hunting down and growing at home. Oldies but goodies, if you fancy something different in the edible garden this season, why not try a few of these heirloom and old fashioned crops that are making a comeback.
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Read MorePlantSnap helps you identify plants in seconds! Take a photo of any plant and PlantSnap comes back with all the details you need, including care and growing information and recommended Tui products.
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New Tui Indoor Plant Fertiliser Pods
Read MoreIntroducing the simple solution for feeding your indoor plant babies: Tui Indoor Plant Fertiliser Pods.
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Edibles that thrive in shady areas
Read MoreMany gardens have a shady spot, where the sun doesn’t seep or delve into. In some cases this can be a challenge for gardeners, however there are a number of crops that will thrive and produce a decent harvest in these areas.