Cart Checkout
Search for products and information:
Advanced Search
  • Compare Products

Hummingbird Plants

Filter
Clear All
Filter
Now Shopping by
  1. Ideal Region
    Anywhere In The US
  2. Advantages
    Plants For Small Spaces
Clear All
Shopping Options
Zones
Light Requirements
  1. Full Sun 1 item
  2. Morning Sun & Afternoon Shade 1 item
  3. Full Shade 1 item
Less
Planting Time
  1. Spring / Summer 2 items
  2. Fall 2 items
Less
Flower Color
Height
  1. 12 inches 1 item
  2. 60 inches 1 item
Less
Bloom Time
  1. Late Spring - Early Summer 1 item
  2. Mid - Late Summer 1 item
  3. Early - Mid Fall 1 item
Less
Ideal Region
  1. Anywhere In The US 2 items
  2. Northeast 4 items
  3. Midwest 4 items
  4. West 8 items
  5. Western Only 4 items
  6. Southwest 7 items
  7. Hot Desert 2 items
  8. Pacific Northwest 8 items
  9. Coastal California 4 items
  10. Suitable Above 7000 ft 2 items
Less
Advantages
  1. Easy To Grow 1 item
  2. Attract Butterflies 1 item
  3. Attract Hummingbirds 2 items
  4. Attract Birds 1 item
  5. Bee Friendly 1 item
  6. Deer Resistant 2 items
  7. Rabbit Resistant 1 item
  8. Pest / Disease Resistant 1 item
  9. Native 1 item
  10. Good For Cut Flowers 1 item
  11. Good For Containers 1 item
  12. Extended Bloom Time (more than 4 weeks) 2 items
  13. Plants For Small Spaces 2 items
  14. Multiplies / Naturalizes 1 item
Less
Soil Type
  1. Sandy Soil 1 item
  2. Clay Soil 1 item
  3. Average Soil 1 item
  4. Compost Enriched Garden Loam Soil 1 item
Less
Zone Lookup

You have entered an invalid zip code, please check your zip code and try again.

Hummingbird with Furman's Red Sage (Salvia)

Hummingbird Plants

Plants that attract hummingbirds typically have brightly-colored, tubular-shaped flowers that make is easy for hummingbirds to feed on nectar. Once hummingbirds find a reliable food source, they'll keep coming back for more. Enjoy a garden with hummingbirds flitting from plant to plant all season long! Learn More: Plants That Attract Hummingbirds and Gardening For Hummingbirds.

To choose the best plants for your garden, use our filters at left.

To choose the best plants for your garden, use our filters below.

View as Grid List

2

per page
Set Descending Direction
  1. Salvia Amistad Friendship Sage with Bumblebee HBLZ351

    Salvia Amistad (also known as Friendship Sage, PP# 23578) is a large growing Sage that blooms for several months with huge violet-purple flowers that attract hummingbirds. If Salvia ...

    Learn More
    Amistad Salvia Amistad Friendship Sage Salvia Amistad PP#23,578
    Sale Price I Save 5%
    $11.99 Sale $11.39
    Per Plant - 5" Deep Pot
    Salvia Amistad (also known as Friendship Sage, PP# 23578) is a large growing Sage that blooms for several months with huge violet-purple flowers that attract hummingbirds. If Salvia Amistad is outside of your USDA growing zone, it can be grown in pots as an annual (it has vigorous growth in the first year) and it can often overwinter in a garage.
    Learn More
  2. Aquilegia canadensis Little Lanterns Employee Photo From Our Test Gardens

    Little Lanterns is a dwarf selection of a columbine native to the Eastern US. The nodding bright red and yellow flowers appear in late spring and are magnets for hummingbirds....

    Learn More
    Little Lanterns Columbine Little Lanterns Columbine Aquilegia canadensis Little Lanterns
    Sale Price I Save 5%
    $10.99 Sale $10.44
    Per Plant - 5" Deep Pot
    Little Lanterns is a dwarf selection of a columbine native to the Eastern US. The nodding bright red and yellow flowers appear in late spring and are magnets for hummingbirds.
    Learn More
View as Grid List

2

per page
Set Descending Direction

We're sorry, but the following items are currently unavailable

The following items are either out of season or we've sold out of our inventory. Please feel free to browse our selection and sign up for our newsletter below to be notified when these products are available for next season! We often have similar items available, so please utilize our search or filters (on the left) to explore other options. Or, call us at (800) 925-9387 for help.