Metal garden stake with a small cup and bee cut-out

Cuppy Water and Seed Holder

Bee
£20.00
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Metal garden stake with a small cup and bee cut-out
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Cuppy Water and Seed Holder

LV Bespoke

A steel cup on a 1m stake for water or seed, with a ladybird, bee, butterfly, dragonfly or swallow

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£20.00

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Dispatched from our Norfolk farm — Royal Mail, usually within one working day.

Key features

  • Five toppers: Bee, Butterfly, Dragonfly, Ladybird, Swallow
  • Small cup for water or seed
  • 1m stake pushes into borders and large pots
  • Mild steel, supplied raw to weather to a rust patina
  • Designed in Norfolk by LV Bespoke, made in Britain

At a glance

Brand

LV Bespoke

Material

Mild steel, supplied raw and designed to rust

Dimensions

H1000mm; width varies by design

Weight

Approx. 0.9kg

Made in

Designed in Norfolk, made in Britain

What's included

  • 1 x wildlife cup stake with your chosen topper

About this product

A small steel cup on a slim 1m stake, topped with a ladybird, bee, butterfly, dragonfly or swallow. Fill the cup with water for insects and small birds, or with a little seed, and push the stake into a border or a large pot.

The cup is small, so think of it as a drinking spot for insects and small birds. It empties quickly in hot weather and needs topping up most days in summer. For bees, drop a pebble or two into the water so they have somewhere to land. Seed left in it gets wet when it rains, so only put out what will be eaten in a day or two.

Several dotted through a border look better than one on its own, and a mix of toppers makes a nice little collection. They're mild steel, supplied raw, and rust to a warm brown over a few weeks outside. Rinse the cup every few days to keep it clean for visiting wildlife. Designed in Norfolk by LV Bespoke and made in Britain.

Care and use

  • Push the stake firmly into soil or a large pot
  • Top up water most days in summer
  • Add a pebble or two so bees have somewhere to land
  • Rinse the cup every few days to keep it clean for wildlife
  • Only put out as much seed as will be eaten in a day or two
  • The steel weathers to a warm rust brown; no treatment needed