Attract Hummingbirds To The Garden With A Charming Swing You Can DIY
If you like to sit back and enjoy your garden, then maybe you can share the view with hummingbirds. DIY them a little swing so they can relax with you.
Read MoreIf you like to sit back and enjoy your garden, then maybe you can share the view with hummingbirds. DIY them a little swing so they can relax with you.
Read MorePlanning a pollinator garden doesn't have to be a tricky endeavor if you can get your hands on this gorgeous, native wildflower that hummingbirds love.
Read MoreMany gardeners are also bird lovers. But seeing songbirds outside isn't just a visual treat. Certain species are actually beneficial to your plants and lawn.
Read MoreTicks in your yard don't have to be as much of a concern if you plant these common herbs, flowers, and veggies in your garden to repel the pesky insects.
Read MoreHonestly, who doesn't want more hummingbirds zipping around their yard? You can spice up your garden and attract the tiny birds with this stunning red flower.
Read MoreNobody likes pulling up weeds, but with the proper planning and the right plant, you could have your flowers doing most of the work for you.
Read MoreOf all the garden visitors you can receive, hummingbirds are some of the most welcome, and there are plenty of flower options to bring more in.
Read MoreWho doesn't want hummingbirds zipping around their garden? If you want to go beyond a plastic feeder, you can plant this flowering perennial to encourage them!
Read MoreOne of the best ways to control weeds is to choose plants that can keep them from popping up in the first place. These native perennials are beautiful options.
Read MoreNot only does this annual draw hummingbirds to your yard with its purple tubular flowers, but the native plant also reseeds itself. It's a garden must-have.
Read MoreAmong the most popular vining plants to add to your garden could include moonflowers. Bonus: these flowers add more color to your garden, especially at night.
Read MoreAttracting hummingbirds usually comes down to providing a bunch of delicious nectar for energy, but you don't have to break the bank with this easy flower!
Read MoreThere's a quick-growing, pink-flowering shrub that looks beautiful and is beloved by pollinators. Easily add it to your yard for spring blooms each year.
Read MoreDon't just plant one flower to attract hummingbirds. Go for these two heat-tolerant options that will look stunning in your garden while drawing in pollinators.
Read MoreYou don't need a reason to add more flowers to your garden, but this low-maintenance annual has the added benefit of attracting pollinators like hummingbirds.
Read MoreThere's nothing more irresistible than a garden bed full of gorgeous flowers. Sadly, blooms are so hard to grow, but there are easy options for any black thumb.
Read MoreWhile hummingbirds love nectar, so do wasps. They aren't always compatible. Here are five tips for guarding your hummingbird feeder from wasps in your yard.
Read MoreYou can see more hummingbirds in your yard this season. Just add this beautiful purple perennial flower to your garden and watch as it attracts them.
Read MoreTo make your yard a hummingbird haven, it's good to plant flowers they like. This gorgeous perennial is a particularly great option for a pollinator garden.
Read MoreYour yard can be a place full of bees, butterflies, and birds, especially if you add this sunny yellow perennial flower to your pollinator garden.
Read MoreThis common garden herb can actually bring butterflies and other pollinators into your yard, and it couldn't be more simple to grow it yourself.
Read MoreImagine a lawn full of gorgeous purple flowers. Good news: with creeping phlox as a ground cover, your dream can come true. But butterflies will love it, too.
Read MoreHummingbirds adore the color red, but this one-of-a-kind plant with red-blooming flowers will stand out in your landscape, all while attracting pollinators.
Read MorePollinators like birds, bees, and butterflies can add magic to our yards. With this unique, pretty purple flower, however, you'll have more of them in no time.
Read MoreIf you already have lavender in your garden, adding one popular flowering perennial as a companion can ensure you have gorgeous blooms coming back each year.
Read MoreIf you've already got hostas growing in your shade-loving garden, there's another spring-flowering perennial you should consider planting as well: lungwort.
Read MoreYou may be planting nectar-rich flowers to attract hummingbirds, but you should consider growing plants that they can use to build their nests, like this one.
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