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Summary: Flowers that will attract hummingbirds are ornamental flowers that have deep tubes and are nectar producing, such as azalea, honeysuckle and trumpet creeper. Plant a variety of hummingbird flowers that bloom at different times with advice from a professional wildlife biologist and naturalist in this free video on bird watching.
Bo Brown is a professional wildlife biologist, naturalist and wilderness survival instructor. He has worked as a biologist since 1985 and is currently associate director with Ozark...read more
"Hi, my name is Bo Brown. I'm here to talk about what kind of flowers hummingbirds will like and be attracted to. When you're planting your ornamental garden for hummingbirds, you want to plant a number of any types of flowers that will have deep tubes that are nectar producing, and just pretty much any deep-tubed nectar producing flower they will come to. Penstamen, azalea, honeysuckle, mimosa are...just to name a few. Trumpet creeper. There's a very long list, depending on what part of the country you're in. In your hummingbird garden, you'll also want to plant a variety of flowers that have different blooming times so you'll have blooms present over a wide period of time so they can have access to nectar all summer long."
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