Hummingbird Plants Plants For Sale In Moreno Valley

A close kin of the Angel's Trumpet this hybrid Iochroma's red flowers attract hummingbirds throughout the warm months of the year. *In hot summer climates provide midday and or afternoon shade.

Producing large, often branched, clusters of large pink tubular flowers in summer atop sturdy 4-7' high stems with narrow medium green foliage. This is evident by the host of new rosettes that emerge in winter for spring's flowers.

Provide a moist but well-draining soil for the best results. A hummingbird magnet! Red Fountains Skullcap is considered by some to be hardy to zone 8A if provided with a deep winter mulch, we have a tendency to err on the side of caution and say zone...

This easy Garden Phlox produces large domed clusters of dark-eyed, light pink, fragrant flowers on tall sturdy stems with mildew resistant foliage. Periodic deadheading will help keep them looking clean as well as helping to extend the flowering season.

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. Apricot Sunrise produces an endless display of brilliant orange to golden yellow tubular...

A breathable winter mulch, a well-drained soil, and a sheltered position will help to ensure its return. Souvenir de Bonn Variegated Abutilon is a vigorous upright growing Flowering Maple that makes an easy to grow addition to tropical settings or as...

An application of fertilizer at this time may also be beneficial in spurring flower production. In the northern portions of its hardiness range, USDA Cold Hardiness Zone 8, the Fuzzy Bolivian Sage should be provided with a breathable winter mulch such...

In spring, once the danger of hard frosts and freezes has past, the damaged foliage can be cut back to about 3". Images courtesy of Terra Nova Nurseries Maintenance for Kniphofia is minimal.

Establish Iochroma plants in the ground in spring once the soil temperatures have begun to warm and fully past all danger of frost. We received 'Pretty In Pink' Iochroma as shared cuttings from Meg Green a top horticulturist at UGA and Harriet Green a...

May reseed under good conditions. This truly hardy Gloxinia is a hummingbird magnet that attracts a variety of bees and butterflies as well! Velvety, rich green, quilted foliage adorns the upright to arching stems of this hardy perennial that grows from...

Mowing and careful pruning can often help to control suckers. The last image, or furthest to the right, provides a comparison of the common orange flowered Trumpet Creeper at top, Ruby Red center, and Mango Yellow bottom.

Iochroma, Tubeflower, or Mini Angel's Trumpets flower on new growth so keep them growing and healthy for and endless display One of the darkest Iochromas, Indigo is a prolific flowering selection on a vigorous growing upright to spreading, naturally evergreen...

Quite drought tolerant once well established and it does prefer a well drained soil. An absolute Hummingbird magnet and its great for the butterflies too. San Antonio Red is one of the reddest flowered Hummingbird Bushes producing rich red upward facing...

Turk's Cap is well-loved and so is known by a variety of common names including: Turk's Turban, Ladie's Eardrops, Scotchman's Purse, Wild Fuchsia, Drummond Wax-Mallow, Texas Mallow, Mexican Apple, Red Mallow, May Apple, Wild Turk's Cap, Bleeding Heart,...

Young plants seem prone to leaf drop well before the end of summer and this is not necessarily a sign of stress or disease. The Red Buckeye was selected as the Georgia Native Plant Society's 2014 Plant of the Year! Click here to read an excellent article...

For a hardy perennial vine, check out its cousin the Firecracker Vine , Manettia cordifolia . To ensure survival protect from freezing temperatures and it can easily be overwintered indoors in a well-lit, preferably sunny, warm window.

Our plants are normally in their first year of growth from seed when shipped. 2-3' high spikes of glowing scarlet tubular flowers are produced in late spring or summer on this US native wildflower.

In the northern portions of its range (zones 8B, 9) provide these Glory Bowers with a protected location preferably against a house or other building. The Pagoda Flower produces huge spikes of 1/2" coral-pink to reddish orange butterfly shaped flowers...

Tall spikes of glowing red to purplish-red, 2-3" tubular blooms are born in late spring and summer are held well above the foliage. It is not uncommon to find it growing in the partial shade of the Longleaf Pine ecosystem but many of the most beautiful...

May reseed under good conditions. This truly hardy Gloxinia is a hummingbird magnet that attracts a variety of bees and butterflies as well! Velvety, rich green, quilted foliage adorns the upright to arching stems of this hardy perennial that grows from...

Periodic deadheading is not required but may help to keep the plants looking fresher. It has been known to spread by rhizomes but under most conditions stays neatly where it's put and where hardy will return year after year.

Sharp drainage and good air circulation will help to ensure their longevity. Deer and rabbit resistant. 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...

Agapanthus will perform best in well-drained soils with average moisture and fertility. Extremely durable once established. A compact growing sport of Blue Heaven, Little Dutch Blue Agapanthus has the compact habit of Peter Pan with a longer summer flowering...

Some sources suggest that no fertilizer is required or desired once established. Established plants require little additional maintenance once established but may benefit from a light summer shearing.

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. The Giant Turk's Cap is considered to be a hybrid, either man-made or natural,...

It is naturally an arching to upright shrub-like perennial that remains evergreen in the warmer portions of its cold hardiness range but well-established plants may act like die-back perennials in zones 8B and 9A.

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.