Hummingbird Plants Plants For Sale In Fremont

Easily overwintered in containers where not hardy. Like most root hardy tropical plants, it will be best to establish your plants early in the season so that they can develop a large and vigorous root system before winter sets in.

Trumpet Creeper's vigor, tolerance of poor soils, and durability lend it to use in difficult sites. Trumpet Creeper is an excellent choice for hummingbirds and we thought it was appropriate to name this naturally occurring Almost Eden selection after...

Salvias are considered the #1 plant for Hummingbirds with their tubular flowers designed for pollination by these amazing flyers. Deep velvety purple, 2" tubular blooms are borne on tall spikes from spring to fall on this vigorous perennial Salvia.

Good drainage and a loose breathable mulch are key, especially where winters are cold and wet. Like most root hardy tropical plants, it will be best to establish your plants early in the season so that they can develop a large and vigorous root system...

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

Great for Hummingbirds. Fragrant mint-like foliage covers this mounding shrub-like tropical perennial. The real surprise is how much this perennial blooms! Spikes of lavender and pink salvia like blooms are born from spring to frost.

Provide good air circulation in moderately rich soil with average moisture in full sun for the best results with Garden or Summer Phlox. Their showing begins in early summer lasting for several weeks and possibly longer if they are deadheaded.

Quite drought tolerant once well established and it does prefer a well drained soil. The Hummingbird Bush is a small deciduous shrub that loves the heat and sun. An absolute Hummingbird magnet and its great for the butterflies too.

These are seedling grown and so the flower color may be range from a rich orange to nearly yellow to a dark brick red. Use as an espalier, allow it to climb a sturdy fence, or cover an arbor.

Dr. Neil Odenwald states that "This is an old perennial that has been grown for many years in gardens across the land." "not that particular about where it will grow.” " This is a good choice for the cottage garden.” Images courtesy of North Creek...

Great in the garden or in mixed containers. Compact enough for containers and sturdy enough for the garden provided it gets at least a half a day of sunlight. CliotmMagenta Cleome's sterility provides more flowers over a longer period.

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 reliably perennial well into zone 8.

Established plants require little additional maintenance once established but may benefit from a light summer shearing. Full sun and excellent drainage generally provide the best results.

Deadheading, by cutting the flower stalk all the way back, is said to help promote flowering especially with the repeat flowering Echo types. Excellent for hummingbirds! The Red Hot Poker is drought tolerant once well established, has some salt tolerance,...

Turk's Cap are native to portions of the southern US although they have been passed around so much in southern gardens it may be hard to say just where anymore. For more about Dawn, the wonderful arboretum, and Stephen F Austin's excellent horticultural...

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. The flowers contrast nicely with the colorful blueish green, glossy foliage...

Dr. Welch is a Landscape Horticulturist at Texas A&M. Welch's article " Autumn Sage: Salvia greggii " from the Texas Cooperative Extension. Spikes of deep red, 1" long tubular flowers are produced throughout the growing season on this low growing, semi-spreading...

Spikes of brilliant yellow, funnel shaped flowers are produced on new growth throughout the year on this naturally evergreen, tropical shrub-like perennial. In hot summer climates we find that the foliage remains the darkest green where it gets mostly...

A close kin of the Angel's Trumpet this hybrid Iochroma's red flowers attract hummingbirds throughout the warm months of the year. Ashcott Red Iochroma, or Tubeflower, makes an easy to enjoy container specimen or use it as a small shrub in tropical climates.

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

Pollinated flowers are followed by clusters of 1/4" berries that start out green and change to orange, red, and finally black once fully ripe. The stems freeze back to ground each winter and return in midspring with flowering beginning in late spring...

An easy to grow and pest resistant perennial that provides a riot of spring and summer color on sturdy, upright plants. As the long lasting flowers mature the reds and oranges intensify.

Where hardy it can be used as a hedge that the hummingbirds are sure to fight over! Provide good drainage and a partial to full sun location for the best results. This small to medium sized naturally evergreen tropical shrub makes a wonderful container...

Bronze and reddish-orange tinged green foliage provides the backdrop for the display. For more about Dawn, the wonderful arboretum, and Stephen F Austin's excellent horticultural program click here.

Adored by Hummingbirds and other long-tonged pollinators. Personally I would rather have called it the Foxglove False Dragonhead:) This is evident by the host of new rosettes that emerge in winter for spring's flowers.

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

Our start originated from our good friends at SFA Gardens via the good folks at San Antonio Botanic Gardens. The dense spikes of purplish-pink, tubular, often speckled, flowers are held atop sturdy, 3' high stems in summer.