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Hummingbird plants play an essential role in supporting the health and wellness of avian pollinators. More than 60 American hummingbirds have received a new status as near-threatened, vulnerable, endangered, or critically endangered. This means growing a variety of native flowering plants is key to creating more food and native habitat.
Hummingbird Plants with vibrant blooms and bright colors can add eye-catching visual appeal to your garden and help increase the overall health of your landscaping and the environment. They help to add touches of bright color to areas in your garden and help attract and help the birds, of which over 60 American species have recently been added to the threatened or endangered list.
Hummingbird Plants Has Stunning Blooms
The bright floral blooms of them attract these tiny birds and provide them with energy-sustaining nectar and pollen. As they move from flower to flower, their beaks and bodies help carry the pollen and spread it around the garden. This is an essential part of overall garden health, and with the help of bees and other pollinators, they can help create brighter and more showy blooms and higher yields with fruit trees and vines.
Along with helping pollinate your garden, attracting them is a great way to add natural pest control to your flowers. Ants, weevils, mosquitoes, and other small insects are natural foods for the birds. Adding them to your garden can attract small birds to feast on these insects on different flowers, adding to the overall benefit.
Hummingbird Plants May Even Attract Butterflies
They also attract many other pollinators, such as butterflies, bees, and moths. Not only are most of their blooms bright and attractive, but many of them are also among the most fragrant you can add to your garden, creating a sanctuary at home.
We Offer Many Hummingbird Plants
Browse the selection of them on our website to help attract these essential pollinators to your garden, reduce pest insects, and create bright spots with vivid colors around your landscaping. Since they come in a wide variety of colors, shapes, and sizes, there is bound to be one that perfectly complements your garden and other flowers.