Hummingbird Plants Plants For Sale In Indiana

Heleniums should be cut back after flowering. An award winning perennial, the 1-1/2 to 2" wide flowers of Mardi Gras Helenium open to yellow and orange petals highlighted by deep reds that surround a small chestnut colored cone.

Provide a full to mostly sunny position in a rich, well-draining garden soil with medium moisture. Periodic deadheading is not required but may help to keep the plants looking fresher.

Deadheading, by cutting the flower stalk all the way back, is said to help promote flowering especially with the repeat flowering Echo types. A beautiful repeat flowering Torch Lily from Itsaul Plants, Echo Yello Kniphofia produces dense spikes of bright,...

Like most Physostegias this one is commonly found in moderately moist areas. 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.

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.

This easy Garden Phlox produces large domed clusters of dark-eyed, light pink, fragrant flowers on tall sturdy stems with mildew resistant foliage. Provide good air circulation and a moderately rich soil with average moisture in full sun for the best...

Paniculatum simply by its much larger, redder flowers, whereas C. Japanese Glory Bower can easily be distinguished from C. The new pups are well-spaced out and so they don't crowd out other plants like the notorious Cashmere Bouquet can.

Where they don't freeze back, a hard late-winter pruning will act as a renewal and may help to rid them of overwintering pests as well as to keep them full and in bounds (if you can stand to remove the flower buds).

Large, rounded clusters composed of nearly 1" wide, fragrant, pure white flowers sit atop sturdy stems in summer and are sure to attract butterflies, hummingbirds and other pollinators.

Sure to make a statement any where it is utilized this easy to grow tropical will prefer light shade or morning sun outdoors. Candelabra-like spikes of orange bracts that subtend rich orangey coral colored 2" tubular flowers that are designed for hummingbird...

Mulberry Jam Salvia is a hybrid discovered in the garden of author and Salvia expert Betsy Clebsch and is thought to be a descendant of Salvia involucrata . The Mulberry Jam Salvia has loose spikes of 1" long deep fuchsia tubular flowers which emerge...

Deep reddish-orange upward facing tubular blooms are borne an upright to spreading deciduous shrub. Cut to the ground in spring for denser growth. Blooms from mid-summer to fall. A tough Texas native and is drought tolerant once established.

The tubular flowers are a treat for hummingbirds and larger butterflies. In zone 9 well established plants may suffer some freeze damage but normally return if they are given a protected position and are provided with a winter mulch.

The stems make a nice addition to fall and winter arrangements just remember that the beans and much of the plant itself are considered poisonous. In zone 9 it may be more shrub-like, and in zone 10, like at the National Butterfly Center near Mission,...

Clusters of blue to light blue, star-shaped flowers are borne in spring on sturdy stems atop the wide foliage. With more moisture they can tolerate more sun but will likely prefer a more shaded location under dryer conditions.

Full sun and excellent drainage generally provide the best results. The 1" long flowers are well suited for pollination by hummingbirds, butterflies, and long tongued bees. They can also be pruned in spring just before growth begins again.

The Giant Turk's Cap is considered to be a hybrid, either man-made or natural, and has been passed around for many years and is now known by a variety of common names including: Mazapan, Sleepy Hibiscus, Sleepy Wax Mallow, Turk's Cap Mallow, Cardinal's...

Texas Pink Garden Phlox has large rounded clusters of lightly fragrant purplish-pink flowers that are produced atop sturdy purplish-red stems. The flowers attract butterflies and larger bees.

Whorls of sweetly fragrant, 2" long creamy white flowers that deepen to primrose yellow are borne at the ends of stems adorned with deep blue green foliage in late spring and summer and are followed by clear crimson berries.

Provide Agastache with a full or near full sun location and allow the soil to become slightly dry between waterings. Spikes of sunny yellow tubular flowers are borne nearly continuously from spring to frost atop fragrant blue-gray foliage.

Place them back outdoors when temperatures are well past the chance of frost and preferably consistently above 55-65 o F. In areas where temperatures fall below freezing set out young plants in spring and early summer.

In spring, once the danger of hard frosts and freezes has past, the damaged foliage can be cut back to about 3". The Red Hot Poker is drought tolerant once well established, has some salt tolerance, and is considered deer resistant.

Cherry pink tubular flowers are born from spring to fall on this Texas tough Skullcap. Initially collected near Monterrey, Mexico by David Creech, Ray Jordan, and Lynn Lowery, Texas Pink Skullcap has taken Texas by storm since that time and can be found...

Exceptionally dense spikes of 1-1/2" long purple tubular flowers are produced from late summer, throughout winter, and into spring under frost free conditions on this vigorous and unusually shade tolerant Salvia.

These are deer resistant plants with a long flowering season and are sure to attract any and all pollinators that can reach the nectar reward of its tubular flowers. Sharp drainage and good air circulation will help to ensure their longevity.

Provide your Turk's Caps with a well-draining, moderately fertile soil, preferably with at least 4-6 hours a day of direct sunlight for the best results. Shade tolerant, deer resistant, moderately salt tolerant, and moderately drought resistant once they...

Pure white shrimp-like blooms emerge from the arching spikes of long-lasting chartreuse bracts. An easy and durable slowly spreading tropical perennial. Blooms from spring to fall.