Tui Wheat
Wheat 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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Tui Chicken Grit
Read MoreChicken 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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Planting Calendar
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Barbara's Fabulous Feijoa Chutney
Read MoreBarbara's Fabulous Feijoa Chutney
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Tui Grow Guides - Feeding your plants
Read MoreJust like us, plants need to be fed to stay happy and healthy, they need nutrients from the soil to grow. Discover plant feeding tips including when and how to feed to your plants.
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Petunia Blueberry Crush
Read MorePetunia Raspberry Blast the ‘perfect perennial’ with its pink blooms edged in deep cerise pink really makes you say wow and now this spring the new release in the cupcake series is Petunia Blueberry Crush - it’s new and it’s delectable. This new Petunia has stunning blueberry/purple flowers which are highlighted with a distinctive violet throat which covers it cascading foliage. Both Petunias are bred for their trailing habit, continual flowering and tolerance to extreme heat. These low maintenance stunners are winners for containers, hanging baskets and garden beds.
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Spring Gardening Guide
Read MoreSpring has made a welcome arrival and your garden will be starting to come alive again! It’s time to start planting your spring crops and get your piece of paradise into tip top shape for the warmer months.