8 Flower Colors That Will Have Hummingbirds Swarming Your Garden (& 3 They Avoid)
Hummingbirds have favorite colors, and their preferences revolve around how nectar-filled a flower is to them and how easy it is to spot in the garden.
Read MoreHummingbirds have favorite colors, and their preferences revolve around how nectar-filled a flower is to them and how easy it is to spot in the garden.
Read MoreIf you're want to attract butterflies in spring and summer but have little time to spend in the garden, this self-sufficient plant may just be what you need.
Read MoreIf you're lucky enough to find one of these old food containers while thrifting, snap it up. It's surprisingly easy to turn into a pot for flowering annuals.
Read MorePeonies are gorgeous flowers, but they look even better with the right companion. This pairing will keep your garden balanced and add color at the same time.
Read MoreSure, there are many plant options when you need to fill a bare spot in your garden, but this low-maintenance perennial is beautiful and it attracts butterflies.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a plant that produces lovely flowers, thrives in the shade, and attracts pollinators, this beautiful plant could be the perfect choice.
Read MoreMissing regular maintenance can leave lilacs sparse and uneven, but one pruning strategy offers a way to restore shape and improve long-term growth.
Read MoreHydrangeas can be somewhat fussy, but this hardy flowering shrub is adaptable and deer-resistant, making it an ideal pick. Plus, it smells divine.
Read MoreWith this blooming perennial, you get a vibrant flower that smells delightful and attracts butterflies. It's ideal for a decorative border or pollinator garden.
Read MoreHydrangeas are beautiful flowers but they have extensive root systems and are prone to overcrowding. If you have a smaller yard, try this alternative instead.
Read MoreA fast-growing ground cover with vibrant flowers sounds like a great garden addition. However, this particular perennial is aggressive and harms native plants.
Read MoreThis newer clematis variety blooms all summer long, providing pretty pink flowers that add visual interest to trees or shrubs without taking over.
Read MoreThese unique flowers, hardy in zones 4 to 8, slowly turn bright pink or purple in the spring, attracting bees and butterflies while deterring deer.
Read MoreWith golden colors that are perfect for attracting pollinators, this plant will beautify your space with glorious summer vibes, especially if planted in pots.
Read MoreThese flowers have generously sized blooms with layers of fluffy petals, similar to peonies. However, they’re easy enough even for beginner gardeners to grow.
Read MoreThis native shrub features sweet-smelling white flowers, and unlike hydrangeas, it rarely requires watering and won’t wilt in a drought. Here’s what to know.
Read MoreWe often think of pruning that is done in winter or early spring, before new buds appear. But a light June trim on this colorful perennial can work wonders.
Read MoreWant to make your marigold blooms last for even longer? Try changing up the way you fertilize them. Here's what to know about caring for marigolds.
Read MoreCultivating wild plants at home provides more than pretty flowers or foliage. Legumes like this drought-hardy species improve soil and feed visiting critters.
Read MoreThe solution to your pest problem might involve a trip to your local plant nursery instead of the cleaning product aisle of a grocery store. Here's how.
Read MoreThis easy-to-grow plant features tubular flowers that hummingbirds and butterflies love. And unlike bee balm and honeysuckle, it doesn’t require full sun.
Read MoreAre you a bit of a lazy gardener, but still want to grow flowers for hummingbirds? If yes, consider this vine with abundant red flowers hummers can't resist.
Read MoreThis bright red star-shaped flower is extremely easy to grow, resistant to droughts, and will have hummingbirds buzzing from June to October.
Read MoreHave you seen the weird little boxes Joanna Gaines has in her flower garden? It turns out they are a great way to learn more about honey bees.
Read MoreTired of the regular ol' hummer-attracting greenery? Spice things up by growing this vibrant, cascading plant in a basket and hanging it from your porch.
Read MoreArtificial driveway edging is tidy, but it's not always good for the environment. Encourage pollinators and add fragrance to your front yard with living edging.
Read MoreCaring for your hanging flower baskets the right way is worth it for the color they bring to your yard. Try this Amazon solution if yours are dehydrated.
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