Hummingbird Plants Plants For Sale In Ontario

Accustomed to the low rainfall of the desert Southwest and Mexico, the Pink Desert Fairyduster is well suited to plantings near parking lots, driveways, medians, or other hot and inhospitable sites with well-drained soils.

In almost all regards the Narrow-Leaved Bird of Paradise resembles its more common cousin the Orange Bird of Paradise, although this one is more resistant to drought and has reduced its leaf blades to the point where, once the plant is mature, only the...

Large clusters of 2" long pink buds open to display orange and yellow throats and emit a heady fragrance that is most noticeable in the evenings.. Unlike some rapant introduced species, Gold Flame Honeysuckle is a well mannered climber and stays where...

Some sources suggest that no fertilizer is required or desired once established. Full sun and excellent drainage generally provide the best results. They can also be pruned in spring just before growth begins again.

Easily overwintered in containers where not hardy. Firecracker Fern is listed as a Texas A&M Outstanding Coastal Plant as it has excellent resistance to soil and wind born salts, though it could use some protection from harsh, drying winds.

The flowers attract hummingbirds and larger butterflies. Plant it once the danger of frost has past to give it the best chance of getting established before the first frost and freeze.

Eastern Bluestar is a vigorous growing native perennial that enjoys moist soils but will still do just fine under average moisture conditions in garden settings. Our Amsonia tabernaemontana are seed grown from a Louisiana collection.

The more sunlight they get the fuller the plants tend to be and the more flowers they generally produce. For more about Dawn, the wonderful arboretum, and Stephen F Austin's excellent horticultural program at SFA Gardens click here.

0No seeds equals more flowers when it comes to the Cleome or Spiderflower and CliotmMagenta is no slacker when it comes to flower power! This durable sterile hybrid produces rounded clusters of spidery pinkish purple flowers from spring to fall on a very...

Salvia leucantha 's excellent drought tolerance makes it a good choice for containers and xeriscapes. Mexican Sage Bush does best where it has excellent drainage, particularly in winter and mulching can help ensure its hardiness in questionable areas.

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

Vibrant red tubular blooms are borne in tall spikes from Winter to Spring. A great perennial for Hummingbirds and the Herb garden. The foliage had a wonderful light pineapple fragrance.

In zones 5 and 6 it is suggested that you tie up the foliage atop the crown to give added winter protection. Award winning performance, Pocotm Orange Kniphofia won the 'Best & Brightest' at Walt Disney World Bedding Plant Trial Program Warm Season 2016!...

Iochroma, Tubeflower, or Mini Angel's Trumpets flower on new growth so keep them growing and healthy for and endless display Provide good drainage and fertile, average moist soil in partial to filtered sun for the best results.

Tolerates high indirect light provided it has good air circulation. Mulch in winter to protect the corm from freeze damage. In areas where temperatures fall below freezing set out young plants in spring and early summer.

Tolerates high indirect light provided it has good air circulation. Mulch in winter to protect the corm from freeze damage. In areas where temperatures fall below freezing set out young plants in spring and early summer.

As the flowers age oranges and yellows begin to show up adding to the festivities. Heleniums should be cut back after flowering. Provide a full to mostly sunny location and average moisture.

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.

Pam Puryear's Pink Honeysuckle produces large clusters of 2" deep pink tubular flowers with white throats and are lightly fragrant. We apologize for any confusion but this is actually an old, likely hybrid, honeysuckle that originated from Pam Puryear's...

Conical spikes of deep red, 3" long tubular flowers are produced nearly continuously throughout the growing season on this vigorous and easy to grow shrub to shrub-like perennial. Bidwill's Coral Tree is a hybrid of our native Mamou Bean, Erythrina herbacea,...

Clusters of flaming red butterfly-shaped flowers are held in large clusters above the velvety heart-shaped tropical foliage. Prefers light shade to cool sunlight and a moderately fertile, average moist, well-drained soil.

As the long lasting flowers mature the reds and oranges intensify. Heleniums should be cut back after flowering. Attracts butterflies and other pollinators and makes a long lasting cut flower as well.

Provide Hot Lips with good drainage and ample sunlight for the best performance and a winter mulch in the cooler portions of its growing range. An application of fertilizer at this time may also be beneficial in spurring flower production.

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 . Provide a full to mostly sunny position in a well-drained soil for the best results.

Large clusters of rich orange-red, 2" long tubular flowers are produced throughout the growing season on a well branched mannerly plant. Ashcott Red Iochroma, or Tubeflower, makes an easy to enjoy container specimen or use it as a small shrub in tropical...

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...

The common name of Giant Salvia appears to be the most widely used common name is a misnomer as this is actually a member of the Acanthaceae family and the true Salvias are in the mint family or Lamiaceae.