Hummingbird Plants Plants For Sale In Hayward

Tolerant of a wide range of soil types the Mamou is also a component of the seasonally wet, clay soils of the Cajun Prairie as well as the saltier, sandy soils of the Gulf Coast. It is not uncommon to find it growing in the partial shade of the Longleaf...

Mexican Sage Bush does best where it has excellent drainage, particularly in winter and mulching can help ensure its hardiness in questionable areas. This is considered to be the normal color form for the species.

The young tender fruit are edible but are considered unpalatable by some. The Blue Pea Vine or Clitoria prefers a rich moist soil. It can be successfully overwintered but it's easier just to save a few seeds to plant in spring.

Brilliant red tubular flowers are borne in tall branching spikes atop the glossy deep green foliage in fall and winter. It also makes an easy indoor plant where its flowers can be enjoyed through much of winter.

Finger False Dragonhead is a rare species that seems quite happy in average garden settings where it readily multiplies by rhizomes. This large and robust Physostegia is typically found in consistently moist to wet areas growing in ditches and along stream...

The Red Ruellias may reseed on exposed soils but rarely do so in mulched beds. Rio Red Ruellia will easily reach 30-40" high and will make a loose groundcover. This puts the red flowers up within easy reach of hummingbirds, larger butterflies, and bees.

Provide Agastache with a full or near full sun location and allow the soil to become slightly dry between waterings. Arizonatm Sun Agastache is a compact hybrid of our native perennial Agastache selected for its short, compact, freely branching, and exceptionally...

It is probably best suited to landscape plantings in only the mildest winter climates and may freeze to the ground if temperatures reach the mid to low 20 o F's. Even though this species is native to more desert like climates it can tolerate typical rainfall...

1-1/2" long, deep orange tubular flowers with lavender upper petals and exerted stamens give this cute Cuphea the 'batface' look and are produced throughout the warmer months of the year, or year round where winters are frost free.

It is also moderately drought resistant once well established but will produce the most flowers when it is provided with average moisture during the growing season. In zone 9 well established plants may suffer some freeze damage but normally return if...

A hummingbird's dream come true! Silke's Dream Salvia produces a continuous display of tubular, two-lipped rich red flowers beginning in early summer with the show peaking in fall.

Purple Sage, or Autumn Purple Sage is a vigorous easy to grow species from south of the border with a mounding to upright habit. Attracts hummingbirds as well as larger butterflies.

If your Salvia or Sage starts to look unkempt in mid to late summer consider giving it a light shearing or remove the spent flowering spikes to help promote new growth and flower production.

Correll's False Dragon's head is a rare but wonderful, seemingly more refined garden species that is as vigorous as it is beautiful. The leaves of this species are toothed, widest in the middle, sessile, and are almost always a rich dark green.

Phlox is adored by butterflies and hummingbirds alike! John Fanick Phlox, named for the Texas nurseryman, is only one of a handful of Garden Phlox varieties recommended for southern gardens by noted Texas plantsman Greg Grant.

In frost free climates as a landscape plant Barleria oenotheroides can reach 6' high and 3-4' wide, it can be pruned after flowering to help maintain a smaller stature if desired. Yellow Barleria makes for an easy to grow container plant in areas where...

Like most Physostegias this one is commonly found in moderately moist areas. Excellent for attracting bees. Dense clusters of large pink tubular flowers with a white lower lip are born in late summer and early fall on this easy native perennial.

A perfect plant for tough spots, Red Yucca is limited in natural distribution to central Texas but has proven cold hardy much farther north of that with reports that it may even tolerate zone 5 conditions in parts of Colorado! Adaptable to a wide range...

An excellent and easy hybrid Cuphea that flowers nearly non-stop from spring through fall. An upright to arching shrubby perennial. In the portion of its range where freezes occur it can be grown as an annual or if protected with a mulch it is generally...

Also known as Summer Border Phlox or Fall Phlox, it is a hardy clump forming herbaceous perennial found throughout much of the eastern and central US. It produces large domed clusters of bright purplish pink flowers on tall sturdy stems with mildew resistant,...

Cut to the ground in spring for denser growth. A new color twist on and old favorite. Soft pumpkin-orange upward facing tubular blooms are borne on an upright to spreading deciduous shrub.

Clusters of 3" long yellow, orange, orange-red, or red trumpets adorn this vigorous native vine throughout summer. The aerial rootlets are capable of clinging to bark, untreated wood, and even the cracks in mortar and brick but Trumpet Creeper can also...

Dense spikes of 1" long deep fuchsia tubular flowers sit atop the bronzy green fragrant foliage of this hardy Agastache from summer to frost. The fragrant foliage is deer and rabbit resistant and the well-branched plants tend to be drought resistant once...

Small enough for containers and small trellises and short fences. Removal of seed clusters will help to promote repeat flowering and this is true of most Honeysuckles that may produce fruit.

Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators. This is a moderately drought resistant annual once well-established but average moisture and good drainage will produce the greatest abundance of flowers.

This Almost Eden exclusive introduction boasts clusters of glowing deep reddish orange 2" upward facing tubular blooms that are perfect for hummingbirds and butterflies. Cape Honeysuckle is evergreen in frost free climates and is deciduous in the cooler...

Tall, dense spikes of light pink, long tubular flowers are born on sturdy 2-4' high stems with narrow medium green foliage in summer. Physostegias will readily spread by underground rhizomes and may eventually create a dense groundcover-like effect.