Watching hummingbirds hover and dip their long beaks into flowers is a magical sight. Encourage these acrobats into your garden with the right flowers.
Hummingbirds are attracted to long tubular flowers, especially red ones. They also visit bright orange, yellow, purple, or blue flowers.
Snowdrops defy the cold, pushing their white flowers up through a blanket of snow. They're perfect for woodland or rock gardens and borders.
Flowering currants attract hummingbirds by the dozen. This large shrub offers an early spring display of flowers.
Flowering quince makes a bold statement in early spring with clusters of small rose-like blossoms. It comes in thornless and compact varieties.
Yellow bells is a large shrub that can be used for screening or boundary planting. It attracts hummingbirds with its yellow, orange, or apricot blooms.
Trumpet vine is a fast-growing vine that needs a sturdy structure to support its weight. It's loved by hummingbirds but can be invasive in some areas.