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Welzhofer peanuts half and whole mixedHigh-energy bird food for healthy growthWelzhofer peanuts half/whole 1 kg are an excellent choice to provide birds in your garden with valuable energy all year round. These peanuts, also known as 'broken peanut bird food', provide a high concentration of healthy fats, protein and nutrients that are essential for the well-being and vitality of birds. Especially in the colder months, peanuts offer feathered friends a nutritious and high-calorie meal that provides them with all the important vitamins and minerals. Important characteristics of Welzhof peanuts: Rich in healthy fats and proteins: At 599 kcal per 100 grams, peanuts provide a concentrated source of energy to help birds maintain their strength throughout the year. Healthy amino acids and vitamins: Peanuts are particularly rich in essential amino acids such as arginine and tryptophan, which support the heart and muscles of birds. They also provide important B vitamins (B1, B2, B3, B5, B9) and vitamin E, which strengthen health and the immune system. Trace elements and minerals: Welzhofer peanuts contain selenium, zinc, copper and manganese, which are important for a healthy cell structure and metabolic functions. At the same time, they promote bone health and the general well-being of birds thanks to their magnesium, potassium, calcium, iron and phosphorus content. Whole or half - for all bird requirements: Whether whole or half peanuts - this quality is suitable for all bird species and supports natural feeding behavior. Advantages at a glance: Higher energy content for winter and all year round Rich in healthy fats, proteins and vitamins Promotes the heart and muscle well-being of birds With important minerals and trace elements for a balanced diet Easily digestible and suitable for a wide range of birds Feeding recommendation: Sprinkle Welzhofer Peanuts half/whole directly on the ground or in feeders and feeding stations. Especially during the cold season, they provide birds with a constantly available source of energy. Make sure that fresh water is always available.Zoo Roco tip: At Zoo Roco, in addition to Welzhofer peanuts half/whole 1kg, you will also find many other high-quality feed types that are specially tailored to the needs of wild birds. Let the experts on site advise you on the best food for your feathered garden friends and promote their health. Take advantage of the wide range of products and practical feeding stations at Zoo Roco to make bird feeding even easier and more effective.

Floating Plant IslandThese plant baskets with a polystyrene floating ring are easy to connect and can be placed anywhere on the surface of the water. This creates a fascinating picture, even where the pond is too deep to plant marsh plants in the bottom.25 or 35 cm in diameterCan be linkedFills the pond with marsh plants at any desired locationEasy to place and simple to plantHelps marsh plants to grow lushly

Primula japonica ‘Alba’ – Japanese primrose for the pond edgePrimula japonica ‘Alba’ is a compact primrose for damp banks and pond edges, providing a neat splash of colour early in the year. The flowering period is from March to May (III–V), and the plant remains pleasingly low at 20–30 cm. Ideal for the foreground along the water’s edge and in damp border beds.Flower colour: whiteFlowering period: III–V (March to May)Height: approx. 20–30 cmPot size: approx. 9cmPlant specifications: They provide visible splashes of colour by garden ponds as early as spring – just when many pond plants are only just beginning to sprout.The compact height keeps the water surface clearly visible and creates a neat appearance along the shoreline.Thanks to a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, the primrose can be flexibly placed in damp marginal areas.Technical data:Botanical name: Primula japonica ‘Alba’Common name: Japanese primroseHeight (cm): 20 / 30 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: III–VWinter hardiness: Zone 1Pot size: 9 cmWith Primula japonica ‘Alba’ you are choosing a charming spring-flowering plant for your garden pond that visibly enhances damp marginal areas. Especially around ponds, the start of the season is crucial: While many marginal plants are still developing in spring, this primrose already brings colour from March to May (III–V). This makes the pond edge look well-tended and lively early on – ideal if you want your garden pond to be a focal point right from the start of the season.The plant remains pleasantly compact at around 20 to 30 cm in height. This makes it excellent for the foreground of pondside planting, for damp border beds or as a colourful accent between stones and stepping stones. ‘Alba’ looks particularly harmonious when you plant several in small groups: This creates a calm, natural effect and emphasises the shoreline without visually enclosing the water’s surface.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm gives you flexibility in placement. In practice, the Japanese primrose is ideal in damp bank soil or very shallow marginal areas where the soil remains consistently fresh. The 9 cm pot is perfect if you want to plant several specimens to achieve a visible effect quickly. With fluctuating water levels, a small planting basket can be useful to keep the plant stable and the site tidy.Thanks to Zone 1, Primula japonica ‘Alba’ is winter-hardy and is therefore well suited to perennial pond edge designs. A fitting choice if you want to make your pond edge attractive not only in summer but as early as spring.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it can happen that plants suffer slight damage during postal delivery or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as bent or broken stems. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes. Zoo-Roco tip: Plant ‘Alba’ where you often pass by in spring – it is ideal for enlivening the pond edge early. If your marginal area becomes temporarily drier in the summer, place the primrose slightly more sheltered in damp soil (rather than deeper into the water) so that it remains evenly supplied.

Arum italicum - arumArum italicum is a striking structural plant for moist, semi-shady to shady edges around the garden pond. At a height of 30-40 cm, it is ideal for visually structuring bank areas and closing gaps in the planting. It flowers between April and June.Flower colour: redFlowering period: IV-VI (April to June)Height: approx. 30-40 cmPot: approx. 9 cmPlant specifications:Ideal for structuring bank areas and damp garden spotsFits well in shadier pond edge zones, where classic flowering plants are often weakerSuitable for perennial design (hardy)Technical dataBotanical name: Arum italicumGerman name: ArumFlowering time: IV-VIWinter hardiness: Zone 1Height: 30 / 40 cmDepth: 0 / -40 cmWith Arum italicum (arum), you are choosing a plant for your garden pond that is particularly impressive due to its structuring effect. There are often areas around ponds that are permanently slightly damp and are also occasionally shaded - this is exactly where the arum shows its strengths. It is suitable for visually defining edge zones, calming transitions and harmoniously complementing the planting without the pond edge appearing overloaded.The plant reaches a height of approx. 30 to 40 cm and therefore fits well in the foreground to midground. Arum italicum is particularly attractive for the early season: the flowering period from April to June (IV-VI) already brings life to the edge planting when many summer-flowering pond plants are still being established. This creates a harmonious annual cycle - with an early accent that keeps your pond design interesting for longer.For the location, the specified planting depth of 0 to -40 cm is a guide value for moist areas by the water. In the garden pond, we recommend placing the plant in the moist bank zone or in an easily controllable area so that you can easily control its growth. In permanently wet areas, a stable position is important - depending on the pond structure, a plant basket can help to position the plant securely and move it if necessary. Thanks to its hardiness zone 1, Arum italicum is suitable for long-term, perennial landscaping. This makes Arum italicum an interesting choice if you are looking for robust structural plants for damp, cooler locations.Shipping note: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it can happen that plants are slightly damaged by the post or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as broken branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open bodies of water such as lakes or biotopes. Zoo Roco tip: In garden ponds, arum looks particularly beautiful behind low shallow-water plants, where it "builds up" the edge zone without obstructing the view of the water. Place it in the moist bank soil rather than freely in the open water - this keeps the plant stable and the edge of the pond neat.

Ranunculus flammula – Flame buttercup for pond edgeRanunculus flammula is a low-growing pond-edge plant, which provides long-lasting colour accents with yellow flowers from May to September (V–IX). With a height of 20–30 cm, it fits ideally into the shore and shallow water zones. It is suitable for a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm and is hardy in zone 1–2.Flower colour: yellowFlowering period: V–IX (May to September)Height: approx. 20–30 cmPot size: approx. 9 cmSpecifications for the plant:You receive a compact marginal plant, which nestles naturally around the pond without obscuring the view of the water.The long flowering period V–IX brings yellow accents to the shoreline for many weeks.Thanks to a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, the plant can be flexibly placed at the damp edge or in very shallow water.Technical data:Botanical name: Ranunculus flammulaEnglish name: Flame buttercup (also: Lesser spearwort, depending on designation)Height: 20 / 30 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: V–IXWinter hardiness: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 9 cmWith Ranunculus flammula (Lesser Spearwort), you choose a delicate yet effective plant for the shore and shallow water zone of your garden pond. Especially at the pond edge, low-growing plants are important to ensure the water surface remains visible and the transition to the surroundings is soft. Ranunculus flammula fulfils exactly this function: it remains compact, can be placed well between stones or along edges and creates a natural, “grown-in” appearance. The long flowering period from May to September (V–IX) is particularly attractive. The yellow flowers add small, cheerful colour accents to the pond edge for many weeks – ideal if you want not just sporadic bursts of flowering, but a permanently lively edge zone.With a growth height of approx. 20 to 30 cm, the plant is suitable for the foreground: it can fill gaps, visually soften edges and have a surface effect without becoming dominant. Planted in small groups, it gives a calm, natural impression; planted singly, it gives specific colour accents.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes Ranunculus flammula very flexible. You can plant it in damp bank soil or place it in very shallow water – depending on how your pond is structured. The 9-cm pot is particularly suitable if you want to plant several specimens to quickly achieve a closed appearance along the shoreline. For a well-kept pond edge, a planting basket can be helpful to ensure the plant stands firmly and can be easily moved if required. Thanks to zone 1–2, Ranunculus flammula is winter hardy and suitable for permanent pond installations.It is a good choice if you are looking for a low-growing, floriferous plant for the pond edge that blends harmoniously into naturalistic plantings.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure our plants reach you healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it may happen that plants are slightly damaged by postal delivery or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as bent twigs. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: Plant Ranunculus flammula where you desire a delicate “waterside edge” – for example, alongside stones or at the edge of planting baskets. In practice, the plant often gets off to an especially good start if first placed at 0 to –5 cm and later (if desired) set deeper to –15 cm.

Welzhofer grain menuGrain food for wild birdsThe Welzhofer Grain Menu is a particularly energy-rich grain bird food for balconies, patios and gardens. The combination of fine seeds, high-quality grains, insect fat and beef tallow provides wild birds with important fatty acids, vitamins, minerals and carbohydrates - also ideal for smaller bird species.Contents: oat flakes, black & hulled sunflower seeds, red & yellow millet, milo grain, hemp seed, rapeseed, canary seed, peanuts, wild seeds, insect fat, beef tallow, minerals.Advantages at a glanceSuitable for many wild and garden birdsHigh energy content thanks to animal & vegetable fatsWithout raisins, without preservatives & additives, without artificial flavorsAmbrosia purifiedSuitable for birdhouses, feeders and as scatter foodThese bird species like to eat this mixture Finches & siskins: Chaffinch, greenfinch, goldfinch, bullfinch, brambling, siskin, redpoll, linnet, goldfinch, yellowhammer Sparrows: House sparrow and tree sparrow Tits: Great tit, blue tit, pine tit, marsh tit, crested tit, long-tailed tit Hawfinches (if the seeds are large enough/accessible) Nuthatches (also like sunflower seeds/peanut pieces)Application: Simply pour into a bird house or feeder or scatter out in a weather-protected area - ideal for year-round feeding.