The Hummingbird Flower Garden

It was not a hummingbird flower garden specifically planted.............

but "luck" that brought my first hummingbird to our garden.

"Nature creates ability,

Luck provides it

With Opportunity"

-Francois de la Rochefoucauld

With curiosity, I watched a hummingbird zoom from bloom to bloom not yet understanding how simple attracting more birds would soon become.

Are you also a gardener who would like to attract hummingbirds?

Perhaps you are a back porch gardener who only likes to set out a few pots or hanging baskets of flowers.

Maybe you like to plant vines or trees.

It doesn't matter hummingbirds will come.

Hummingbird vines are expecially enticing.

Here is a little planting advice.

What a marvel it is for me today to watch hummingbirds pollinate my flowers by dipping their bills into each bloom for the nectar.

The pollen clings to their bills and gorgeous iridescent feathers.

As the hummingbirds fly from flower to flower, pollen is transferred.

The pollen fertilizes the flowers and everyone is happy.

• The hummingbird who enjoyed a good meal.
• The flowers who's survival is ensured.


• And you the proud owner of a beautiful garden with numerous birds

We found this great price on a convenient package deal to plant your complete Hummingbird Flower Garden. It includes all the plants you need to get started.

For A Great Selection of Hummingbird Perennials visit our friends at Direct Gardening to see a large selection of plants that will attract hummingbirds at great prices since you are "Buying Direct". BUY NOW

Love Roses! These flowers will attract hummingbirds but do not supply nectar.

Some species build their tiny nests among these beautiful blooms.

Visit our friends at Love of Roses for some wonderful information and photos of roses.

Variety is the spice of life!

There are hundreds of varieties of hummingbird plants in North America alone depending on your planting zone.

Annuals

• Learn about Salvia Sage for Hummingbirds.

• Learn about Phlox for Hummingbirds.
• Learn about Bee Balm for Hummingbirds.

• Learn about Butterfly Bush for Hummingbirds.

• Learn about Trumpet Vine for Hummingbirds.
• Learn about Morning Glory for Hummingbirds.

As pollinators, hummingbirds benefit our natural environment. When planting a hummingbird flower garden, never use chemical fertilizers or pesticides. Doing so can harm hummingbirds and the good earth. For some great tips about protecting the earth and organic gardening, visit Carbon Footprint Defined and learn How to Keep it Natural When Planting a Garden.

We compiled a list of plants preferred by hummingbirds and sorted them for you by zone.

You can follow the USDA hardiness zones as a general guide by selecting the zone that shows the lowest winter temperatures that can occur in your area.

Simply follow the links below which will recommend plants for your "hummingbird flower garden" in each particular planting zone.

• Zones 1; below -50 F (below -46 C)


• Zone 2; -50 to -40 F (-46 to -40 C)


• Zone 3; -40 to -30 F (-40 to -34 C)


• Zone 4; -30 to -20 F (-34 to -29 C)


• Zone 5; -20 to -10 F (-29 to -23 C)


• Zone 6; -10 to 0 F (-23 to -18 C)


• Zone 7; 0 to 10 F (-18 to -12 C)


• Zone 8; 10 to 20 F (-12 to -7 C)


• Zone 9; 20 to 30 F (-7 to -1 C)


• Zone 10; 30 to 40 (-1 to 4 C)

HAPPY GARDENING!

Return from The Hummingbird Flower Garden to Hummingbird Guide

Go to "Hummingbird Vine"
Go to "Hummingbird Garden"
Go to "Homemade Nectar Recipe"

|Home|Attract|Facts|Food|Flowers|Feeders|Species|Migration|Tips/FAQ|
|Nectar Recipe|Articles|Catalog|Basic Feeders|Unique Feeders|
|Window Feeders|Decorative Feeders|Birdbaths|Windchimes|Gifts|
|Accessories|Shipping|Testimonials|Travel|Poetry|Adult Poetry|
|Kid's Poetry|Kid's Stories|Adult Stories|Kid's E-book|Photography|
|Your Photos|Video|Cake Recipe|Newsletter|Links|Sitesearch|
|Privacy Policy|Blog|Contact Us|

New! Comments