Select native flowers like bee balm, cardinal flower, and salvia to attract hummingbirds. Choose a variety of colors and shapes to provide nectar throughout the season.
Plant flowers in clusters to create visual impact and make it easier for hummingbirds to find them. Include tubular-shaped flowers that are rich in nectar to attract hummingbirds.
Ensure there are flowers blooming from early spring to late fall to provide a continuous food source for hummingbirds. Consider planting a mix of perennials that bloom at different times.
Create a hummingbird-friendly environment by adding feeders and water sources near the perennial flowers. Avoid using pesticides that can harm hummingbirds and their food sources.
Maintain your perennial garden by deadheading flowers to encourage more blooms and removing weeds that can compete with the flowers for nutrients. Regularly check feeders and water sources for cleanliness.
Enjoy watching hummingbirds visit your perennial garden by providing a welcoming habitat with a variety of flowers. Sit back, relax, and observe these fascinating creatures in your own backyard.