Hummingbirds Will Keep Coming Back For These 10 Perennial Flowers

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00:00Hummingbirds will keep coming back for these 10 perennial flowers.

00:04Lantana.

00:06Native to Central and South America, Lantana's vibrant, tubular blooms thrive in sun, blooming

00:12into autumn and attracting hummingbirds.

00:15Bee Balm.

00:16Native to Eastern North America, bee balm's bright flower heads lure hummingbirds with

00:21deep nectar tubes and aromatic, pest-repellent foliage.

00:25Cardinal Flower.

00:27With fiery, scarlet spires, Cardinal Flower thrives in moist soils, providing tall, tubular

00:33blooms for hovering hummingbirds and stable perches.

00:36Salvia.

00:37Salvias offer bilabiate blue, purple, red, or white flowers, tailor-made for hummingbirds,

00:44many re-blooming after pruning.

00:47Phlox.

00:48Phlox paniculata's fragrant pink, white, or purple clusters brighten summer borders and

00:53offer spikes hummingbirds eagerly feed from.

00:56Trumpet Vine.

00:58Kamsis radican's vigorous orange-red trumpet blooms attract hummingbirds, and its dense

01:03foliage provides nesting cover when trained on trellises.

01:07Penstemon.

01:08North American penstemons produce tubular red, pink, or white flowers from late spring through

01:13summer, offering hummingbirds extended nectar sources.

01:16Anise hyssop.

01:18Anise hyssop.

01:19Agastache funiculum features fragrant licorice scented foliage and violet blue spikes that

01:23thrive in poor soils, attracting hummingbirds and other pollinators.

01:28Fuxtia.

01:29Fuxtia Magellanica's pendulous red, purple, and white lantern flowers enchant hummingbirds,

01:35offering lower-than-perch access for aerial feeding and partial shade.

01:39Columbine.

01:40Aquilegia canadensis nodding red and yellow bells flourish in shaded woodland edges, providing

01:46hummingbirds with both nectar-rich blossoms and overhead nesting sites.