Feeding your hens (or chickens) a complete and balanced diet is essential to making sure they stay happy and healthy. Layer hens are omnivores so can eat a wide variety of different foods. Your hens’ feeding needs will differ and change depending on their age, breed, size and if they are laying eggs. In addition to a good quality poultry feed, a variety of fresh fruit and vegetables can also be given daily. Examples of raw fruits and vegetables that can be fed include: Berries, bananas, apple, watermelon, pumpkin, silver beet, lettuce, cabbage varieties and sunflowers. Below is a selection of chicken favorites you can grow for your backyard chickens. Makes a great gift for all the new backyard egg producers.

Collection includes 6 types of individually packaged organic vegetable seeds:

- Black Oil Seeded Sunflower
- Lettuce Mix
- Oil Seed Pumpkin
- Chard/Silver Beet
- Sugar-baby Watermelon
- Danish Cabbage
-- 6 small wooden plant markers
-- Growing guidelines
Comes in a sturdy Bio-degradable Kraft Gift Box with a decorative belly band.

Seed count is 25 - 250 depending on variety. Untreated and organically grown.

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