When To Take Hummingbird Feeders Down (And Why Timing Is So Important)
Hummingbirds are too tiny to hang out in the winter with all of us in colder climates. But when do you need to bring their feeder inside? And when is too early?
Read MoreHummingbirds are too tiny to hang out in the winter with all of us in colder climates. But when do you need to bring their feeder inside? And when is too early?
Read MoreOne of the simplest and most affordable ways to get a creeping phlox ground cover lawn is by planting it from seed. Here's how you can grow it yourself.
Read MorePollinator-friendly flowers usually happen to be some of the most colorful. These pretty biennials not only attract hummingbirds, but they can self-seed, too.
Read MoreSnakes are part of nature, so you can't always escape them in the garden. But some plants are more attractive to them than others, so you can plan accordingly.
Read MoreIf you haven't heard of monkey flowers, then you'll be in for a real treat when you learn about this gorgeous, pollinator-friendly plant with colorful blooms.
Read MoreBring on the birds! Watching them gather around the bird feeder is the rare combo of peaceful and exciting, so make more of them happy with a favorite food.
Read MoreNobody likes a wasp sting, but don't let them bully you and your hummingbirds away from the feeder. There's an easy fix to keep the birds without the wasps.
Read MoreWhile hummingbirds don't care about a flower's scent, you might! You can both be happy with this fragrant herb with flowers that have all the right features.
Read MoreWith so many flowers to choose from, this wildflower may not even cross your mind. While not as well known as some, Wright's skullcap has a convenient niche.
Read MoreThe gardening season isn't over yet. This pretty flower doesn't get the appreciation that it deserves, and yes, it can be planted in August for autumn blooms.
Read MoreIf you love hummingbirds and want to attract them to your garden, you may want to go beyond sugar water and nectar plants. Give them a healthy treat to enjoy.
Read MoreSelf-seeding pollinator plants are the way to get an endless supply of beauty and nectar. Let these two self-seeding flowers do their thing in your garden.
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.
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