By planting a variety of flowers that hummingbirds love, you can create a haven that not only attracts these delightful creatures but also adds color and beauty to your landscape.
Bee Balm Monarda didyma Bee balm is a summer-blooming perennial that is sure to make a bold statement in your landscape. While red is the most common color
Garden phlox Garden phlox produces clusters of sweetly fragrant pink, red, lavender, or white flowers in summer, making it a favorite of hummingbirds.
Lupines Lupines offer colorful spires of blooms in early and mid-summer and are enjoyed by hummingbirds even when not flowering.
Red-Hot Poker This hummingbird favorite features tall spikes of scarlet, yellow, white, and orange tubular flowers, adding an impressive display to any garden. Clip spent flowers to promote rebloom.
Hollyhocks are renowned for their tall spikes of single or double flowers in a wide range of colors, from purple-black to red, yellow, pink, or white, all of which attract hummingbirds.
Wild columbine's cheery red-and-yellow blooms are a favorite of hummingbirds and prefer afternoon shade in hot and humid summers.
Coralbells offer mounds of attractive foliage and clusters of red, pink, white, or green flowers dangling off long narrow stems
Trumpet honeysuckle blooms through summer and autumn with clusters of scarlet-red tubular flowers, offering a beautiful contrast against its dark green foliage.