Hummingbird Attractors |
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Lobelia cardinalis |
Cardinal Flower |
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Erythrina herbacea |
Coral Beach/Cherokee Bean |
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Lonicera sempervirens |
Coral Honeysuckle |
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Bignonia capreolata |
Crossvine |
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Hamelia patens |
Firebush |
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Salvia lyrata |
Lyre-Leaved Sage |
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Sophora tomentosa |
Necklace Pod |
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Aesculus pavia |
Red Buckeye |
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Ipomopsis rubra |
Standing Cypress |
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Salvia coccinea |
Tropical Sage |
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Aquilegia canadensis |
Wild Columbine |
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We have found it easier to clean hummingbird feeders with glass nectar jars - be sure to change nectar weekly, more often in real hot weather. Also, you may want your feeder to have 'bee guards' as they will compete with the hummers. |
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Easy nectar: 1 part sugar to 4 parts water - no dyes needed. Example - to make 2 cups of nectar heat 1 cup water (you can use really hot tap water) and dissolve 1/2 cup sugar; stir until all sugar is dissolved (this is very important). Mix sugar water with remaining cup of water - let sit until room temperature. Fill feeder and you are good to go. |