Hummingbird Vines For Sale

Hydrangeoides , is known as Climbing Hydrangea Vine. * A climbing vine with 4" rounded, toothed leaves; climbs via holdfasts and produces lateral branches; flowers in 4" clusters, the sterile outer flowers to 1 1/2" long, white; resembles, and often confused...

A portion of the proceeds from each plant sold is donated to Make A Wish Australia. An application of fertilizer at this time may also be beneficial in spurring flower production. Love and Wishes Sage is a free flowering and sun loving Salvia but its...

Clusters of deep red, 1" long tubular blooms are borne in whorls around the arching green stems. Red Rocket is excellent for hummingbirds and flowers continuously throughout the warmer months and possibly year round in tropical settings.

Cape Honeysuckle is moderately salt tolerant and along with its preference for heat and sun this makes it an excellent choice for coastal gardens and landscapes. It is also moderately drought resistant once well established but will produce the most flowers...

Blooms from mid-summer to fall. Soft pumpkin-orange upward facing tubular blooms are borne on an upright to spreading deciduous shrub. A new color twist on and old favorite. A tough Texas native and is drought tolerant once established.

Hophead Barleria develops into a small but well branched full shrub and makes an easy to enjoy container plant as it is drought resistant enough to use in xeriscapes where hardy. Obviously, we cannot recommend this.

Giant Salvia is considered root hardy to about 25 o F for short periods. An unusual plant rarely found for sale in the US, Giant Blue African Salvia produces spikes, up to 16" high, of blue to purple, up to 2" long, hooded, two-lipped, tubular, lightly...

The tubular flowers are a treat for hummingbirds and larger butterflies. For more information see " Cape Honeysuckle " from Texas A&M's Aggie Horticulture's Ornamentals for the Texas Gulf Coast.

Like other species of Physostegia, Narrowleaf False Dragonhead are adored by hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. An excellent choice for a bog garden or any average moist garden soil.

May reseed but never seems to be aggressive, deadhead to prevent unwanted seedlings. This is also a good choice for wildflower gardens. A drought tolerant clump forming native perennial with a tidy habit that attracts Hummingbirds, butterflies, and multitude...

The Firecracker Fern is also known as the Coral Fountain Plant as it looks like a fountain of green, fine textured stems covered in colorful tubular flowers originating from a central point.

It creates a mounding upright to spreading plant that loves the heat and sun. Hot Lips Salvia is a hybrid and is neither a true Autumn Sage or Little Leaf Sage but offers the best of both and attracts a variety of pollinators including hummingbirds, butterflies,...

In the northern portions of its range provide a breathable winter mulch to help ensure its return in the spring. Guaraniticas do. Provide full to partial sun with average drainage with average moisture for best results.

For more information on growing Salvia greggii and its hybrids see Dr. William C. Some sources suggest that no fertilizer is required or desired once established.The 1" long flowers are well suited for pollination by hummingbirds, butterflies, and long...

A delight for hummingbirds and butterflies, the Arizonatm Sun Agastache are perfectly sized to create colorful containers or to add color in garden. Spikes of sunny yellow tubular flowers are borne nearly continuously from spring to frost atop fragrant...

A tough and durable S Florida native that can be grown as a perennial in the northern parts of its range. For more about Dawn, the wonderful arboretum, and Stephen F Austin's excellent horticultural program click here.

Bidwill's Coral Tree is a hybrid of our native Mamou Bean, Erythrina herbacea, and the tropical Crybaby Tree, Erythrina crista-galli, combining the best features of both parents. It has the cold hardiness of the Mamou and the continuous flowering of the...

Deadheading, by cutting the flower stalk all the way back, is said to help promote flowering especially with the repeat flowering types. In spring, once the danger of hard frosts and freezes has past, the damaged foliage can be cut back to about 3".

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.

The unusual flowers are produced in large clusters and are born from spring to summer. An easy and reliable, clump forming native that slowly develops into a mass of sturdy stems with nearly every one topped by a beautiful inflorescence.

It is considered to be more drought resistant and prefers well-draining soils. The Bird of Paradise will often return from the crown or roots but they are slow to recover flowering will be reduced until it has re-established itself.

Give this shrub plenty of room as they seem to grow larger in the garden than is commonly found in the wild. Young plants seem prone to leaf drop well before the end of summer and this is not necessarily a sign of stress or disease.

Purple Firespike is a shade tolerant species bothered by few pests or diseases and is quite adaptable to soil types but prefers regular moisture and average fertility. It is also easy enough to overwinter a few cuttings indoors to plant the following...

Periodic deadheading will help keep them looking clean as well as helping to extend the flowering season. David's Garden Phlox was a chance seedling discovered and selected by F.M. Mooreberry and named for her husband.

The flowers may be followed by clusters of showy bright showy red berries that are enjoyed by birds and other wildlife. Provide a full to mostly sunny position and a well-drained, average moist soil for the best results.

This miniature cousin of the Angel's Trumpet is easily enjoyed as a container plant where not hardy. Provide good drainage and fertile, average moist soil in partial to filtered sun for the best results.

In the cooler portions of zone 9A and into zone 8B it will act as a die-back perennial freezing to the ground but readily returning in spring to flower the following fall. Where frosts and freezes do occur on a regular basis consider providing the Giant...