Wetland plants like cardinal flower and bee balm attract hummingbirds with their vibrant blooms and nectar-rich flowers.
Create a hummingbird-friendly habitat by planting trumpet vine and columbine in wetland areas to provide food and shelter for these tiny birds.
Hummingbirds are also drawn to wetland plants such as scarlet sage and jewelweed, which offer a diverse range of nectar sources throughout the season.
Include wetland plants like turtlehead and swamp milkweed in your garden to attract hummingbirds and support their migration journey with essential food sources.
By planting wetland plants that hummingbirds love, such as cardinal flower and trumpet vine, you can create a colorful and thriving ecosystem in your backyard.
Transform your wetland garden into a hummingbird haven by incorporating a variety of nectar-rich plants that will attract these delightful birds year after year.