Vine House Farm

Vine House Farm At Vine House Farm we sell bird food, feeders and accessories, and all supplied direct from our farm at low prices. Working in partnership with the BTO
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We grow as much of our wild bird seed on our conservation-award winning farm as possible.

Nicholas’ latest ‘News from the Farm’! 🌱 Discover how the changing weather has shaped life on the farm, get the latest u...
05/06/2026

Nicholas’ latest ‘News from the Farm’! 🌱 Discover how the changing weather has shaped life on the farm, get the latest updates on our wildlife, and see what’s been happening behind the scenes at Vine House Farm. Read the full update here: https://ow.ly/q3Rm50Z7auh

The Blackcap is the first songbird species known to change its migration route, due to food regularly provided in UK gar...
04/06/2026

The Blackcap is the first songbird species known to change its migration route, due to food regularly provided in UK gardens. With over 1.2 million breeding pairs, they thrive in woodland undergrowth during breeding season, & visits more open areas including gardens in winter. Blackcaps can be very bold & often aggressive towards other birds at feeding station & often will defend a food source by chasing off other birds. Read more about Blackcaps here https://www.vinehousefarm.co.uk/birds/blackcap

Sedge Warblers are feeding young by early June, they then have a second brood
03/06/2026

Sedge Warblers are feeding young by early June, they then have a second brood

02/06/2026

All the species of tit which visit and live in gardens will readily take live mealworms at this time of year to feed to their young – provided that is that Robins don’t take them all first! Buy live mealworms here: https://ow.ly/Owhi50S487Z

The Yellowhammer is a superb bird but their population has plummeted by 64% since 1967. One key reason is low survival r...
31/05/2026

The Yellowhammer is a superb bird but their population has plummeted by 64% since 1967. One key reason is low survival rates during the harsh winter months.

29/05/2026

Offering live food is a great way to support your garden birds in spring; they are especially important during the breeding season and during dry spells when natural food, such as earthworms and insects, may not be as accessible.

Available to purchase from the Farm Shop or our website https://www.vinehousefarm.co.uk/live-mealworms

Cheap bird food might save money initially, but it’s often packed with fillers that birds won’t eat - leading to waste &...
27/05/2026

Cheap bird food might save money initially, but it’s often packed with fillers that birds won’t eat - leading to waste & pests. Buying high-quality bird food ensures that you're offering nutritious options that attract different species and reduce waste & therefore pests in your garden. You can read more here https://ow.ly/ahFN50Z352I

When young Blackbirds first leave the nest, at around 12/14 days old, they cannot fly so stay close by. The female stops...
25/05/2026

When young Blackbirds first leave the nest, at around 12/14 days old, they cannot fly so stay close by. The female stops feeding them to focus on the next clutch of eggs, but the male will continue to feed them for another two weeks. You can read more here: https://www.vinehousefarm.co.uk/birds/blackbird

In this hot weather, water is vital for your birds. They need to drink at least once in the day, but also need water to ...
24/05/2026

In this hot weather, water is vital for your birds. They need to drink at least once in the day, but also need water to keep their plumage in good condition. Keep bird baths regularly topped up with clean fresh water. Read more here: https://ow.ly/Pwne50Sp8fu

🐝It's World Bee Day!!🐝Bees are an integral part of our ecosystem & are in severe decline, due to habitat loss, pollution...
20/05/2026

🐝It's World Bee Day!!🐝

Bees are an integral part of our ecosystem & are in severe decline, due to habitat loss, pollution & climate change. To help reverse this decline, create a safe haven for bees in your garden by planting native pollen & nectar-rich flowers with different shapes, sizes, colours & bloom times.

We are lucky enough to have bee hives on our farm, looked after by Local Honey Fenapiaries We're also lucky enough to stock their delicious honey in the Farm Shop & when in bloom you can even tell which honey came from our sunflowers - because it is a brighter yellow than the rest.

Address

Deeping Street Nicholas
Spalding
PE113DG

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+441775630208

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