Squirrels Don't Like It Safflower Macrophylla Hydrangeas and there's much more available

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In both taste and appearance

We love the look of these gleaming blue blooms paired with a darker flower

They're followed by red-purple berries that have a sweet flavor reminiscent of blueberries

Squirrels Don't Like It Safflower Macrophylla Hydrangeas and there's much more availableIn some yards, no matter how cleverly designed your bird feeder is, squirrels will find a way to clean it out. That's where Squirrels Don't Like It Safflower comes in. As the name states, squirrels are not so keen on safflowerit's too bitter for them. You can use this seed on its own; it's high in beneficial proteins, and loved by cardinals, finches, grosbeaks, jays and chickadees. You could also add it in with other mixes, like our Birds Gone Wild