Plant native flowers like bee balm and columbine to provide nectar. Hang bright red feeders filled with sugar water. Install a water feature like a fountain or birdbath.
Use a variety of flower shapes and colors to attract different hummingbird species. Keep your feeders clean and change the nectar regularly. Plant vines like trumpet vine for hummingbirds to perch and feed.
Create shelter with trees and shrubs for hummingbirds to rest and nest. Avoid using pesticides in your garden to keep hummingbirds safe. Provide perches for hummingbirds to observe their surroundings.
Add a hummingbird swing for them to rest and preen. Place feeders and flowers in sunny spots for better visibility. Avoid using insecticides that can harm hummingbirds and their food sources.
Include a mix of early, mid, and late blooming flowers for continuous nectar supply. Hang multiple feeders in different locations to accommodate more hummingbirds. Create a calm and peaceful garden environment for hummingbirds to feel safe.
Plant herbs like sage and mint to attract insects, a food source for hummingbirds. Avoid using chemical fertilizers that can be harmful to hummingbirds. Enjoy the beauty and grace of hummingbirds in your garden.