Select a container with good drainage. Choose ornamental grasses like Mexican feather grass or purple fountain grass. Plant in well-draining soil mix.
Place the container in a sunny spot where hummingbirds frequent. Water regularly to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.
Add a slow-release fertilizer to provide nutrients throughout the growing season. Trim back any dead foliage to keep the grass looking tidy.
Watch as hummingbirds are attracted to the ornamental grasses for shelter and potential nesting sites. Enjoy the beauty and movement they bring.
Consider adding other hummingbird-friendly plants like salvia or bee balm to create a diverse and inviting container garden.
Refresh the container with new grasses each season to keep the display fresh and appealing to hummingbirds.