Plant Nectar-Rich FlowersChoose plants that produce abundant nectar, such as trumpet vine, salvia, bee balm
Provide a Variety of Flower ShapesInclude a mix of flower shapes and sizes in your garden. Tubular flowers are especially appealing to hummingbirds
Create Continuous Blooming Plan your garden so that there are always flowers in bloom throughout the growing season.
Install Hummingbird Feeders Supplement natural nectar sources with hummingbird feeders filled with a sugar-water solution
Provide Water Sources Hummingbirds are attracted to moving water. Install a birdbath with a mister
Create Perching Spots Hummingbirds need places to rest between feedings. Add small trees, shrubs, or even garden stakes
Avoid Pesticides Avoid using pesticides in your garden, as they can harm hummingbirds and reduce the availability of insects
Plant Native Species Incorporate native plants into your garden design. Native plants are well-suited to the local environment