5 Hummingbird Attracting Plants 🌸 for Your Garden

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[Curious-Lass]

All of those are amazing at attracting hummingbirds and pollinators! Thank you!👍

[Panndiita]

5:51 saquese payá xD lo ame x3 and it's true i have 2 red pentas and the hummingbids always come to them and also butterflies!!!
every single day!!

[Scarletskies]

Thanks for including shade lovers in your list!! I have been blessed with two hummingbird visitors on my shady balcony and am excited to add these to my little garden for them. Hello from PNW ✌🏼

[dariax]

Thanks for the tips!! Looks like Fushias should be good for the partial sun area.

[NewEnglandgardening]

You remind me a little of Paul Williams.

[ahitchcock]

Is the foliage of Rockin blue suede shoes better than the foliage of salvia black and blue in terms of insects? Salvia black and blue grows well for me & hummingbirds love it, but the leaves get eaten up by bugs and look terrible. I grow salvia amistad (purple) and it’s leaves (and flowers) are great but I miss having some blue salvia too.