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September 30, 2026

by Wiggly Wigglers

Spend £50 & Get FREE Delivery! 🚚🇬🇧

We’re launching a little autumn treat at Wiggly Wigglers…

SPEND £50 OR MORE AND GET FREE DELIVERY!

It’s the perfect excuse to stock up on the things that keep your kitchen, garden, bird table and dinner table happily wiggling through autumn.

🍎 SORT YOUR FOOD WASTE

There’s no need to send your kitchen scraps to landfill.

A wormery can turn suitable food waste into lovely worm compost, while Bokashi gives you another easy way to deal with food scraps at home.

And our Maze Bokashi Bins are back in stock, so if you’ve been meaning to get started, now is a good time.

Single Bokashi Bucket & 1kg Bokashi Active Bran

SHOP BOKASHI →

🐦 FILL THE FEEDERS

Autumn means shorter days, fewer natural food sources and hungry garden birds.

Our Autumn Seasonal Mix is packed with sunflower hearts, oatmeal, small seeds, dried mealworms, suet pellets and more — mixed here at our Herefordshire farm.

Or go all out with our live mealworms, a natural, protein-rich favourite for robins, blackbirds, blue tits and plenty more.

Live Mealworms for Wild Birds & Hens

SHOP AUTUMN BIRD FOOD →

🥩 FILL THE FREEZER

And if you're looking for proper British food for your own table, take a look at our Beefy Boxes from Lower Blakemere Farm.

Our cattle are born and reared on the family farm in Herefordshire, with each box packed with a generous mix of steaks, roasting joints, mince and slow-cook cuts.

Farm to freezer, with a much shorter journey in between.

SHOP BEEFY BOXES →


🚚 GET YOUR WIGGLY ORDER DELIVERED FOR FREE

Whether you're stocking up on bird food, getting your food waste sorted, preparing for the colder months or filling the freezer…

Spend £50 and your delivery is FREE.

SHOP NOW & GET FREE DELIVERY →

One order. Plenty of ways to make the most of autumn. 🌱🐦🥩

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