Hummingbird & Butterfly Plants
Attracting Hummingbirds and Butterflies to you yard will give you enjoyment all season long. Set up Hummingbird Feeders to attract these whimsical visitors. In addition to feeders, Hummingbirds and Butterflies will visit your yard by planting the following varieties of plants. Not only will you get colorful display of flowers, but you will be providing food for these welcome visitors giving you.
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HB = Butterfly H = Hummingbird
Annuals
Alyssum - B
Bidens - B/H
Calibrachoa - H
Cosmos - B/H
Dahlia - B/H
Dianthus - B/H
Fuchsia - H
Geranium - B
Lobelia - B/H
Lobularia - B
Marigold - B
Monkey Flower - B
Poppy - B
Portulaca - B
Rudbeckia - B
Salvia - B
Snapdragon - B/H
Supertunia - B/H
Thunbergia - B
Verbena - B
Zinnia - B
Perennials
Alyssum - B
Aster - B
Artemesia - B
Astilbe - H
Bee Balm - B/H
Bellflower - B/H
Bleeding Heart - B
Candytuft - B
Catmint - B/H
Columbine - B/H
Coreopsis - B
Daylily - B
Delphinium, dark color - H
Dianthus - B
Echinacea - B
Flax - B
Forget-me-not - B
Foxglove - B/H
Gaillardia - B/H
Gaura - B/H
Gayfeather - B/H
Helen’s Flower - B
Hen and Chicks - B
Heuchera - B/H
Hollyhock - B/H
Hosta - B
Lavender - B
Ligularia - B/H
Lupine - H
Milkweed - B/H
Penstemon - B/H
Peony - B/H
Phlox - B/H
Pincushion Flower - B
Poppy - B
Primrose - B
Rudbeckia - B
Sage - B/H
Salvia - B/H
Shasta Daisy - B
Speedwell - B/H
Spiderwort - B
Sunflower, False - B/H
Sunrose - B
Yarrow - B
Groundcover
Ajuga - B/H
Blue Star Creeper - B
Creeping Jenny - B
Sedum - B
Speedwell - B/H
Thyme - B
Herbs
Parsley - B
Rosemary - B/H
Sage - H
Thyme - B
Vines
Clematis - B/H
Honeysuckle - H
Hops - B
Hydrangea, Climbing - B
Trumpet Vine - B/H
Honeysuckle - H
Shrubs
Dogwood, Isanti - B
Elderberry - B
Lilac - B/H
Mockorange - B/H
Ninebark - B/H
Plum, Flowering - B/H
Potentilla - B
Privet - B
Roses - B
Serviceberry - B
Snowberry - B/H
Spirea - B
Willow, Flame - B
Trees
Ash, Mountain - B
Crabapple - H
Fruits/Berries
Raspberry - B
Annuals
Alyssum - B
Bidens - B/H
Calibrachoa - H
Cosmos - B/H
Dahlia - B/H
Dianthus - B/H
Fuchsia - H
Geranium - B
Lobelia - B/H
Lobularia - B
Marigold - B
Monkey Flower - B
Poppy - B
Portulaca - B
Rudbeckia - B
Salvia - B
Snapdragon - B/H
Supertunia - B/H
Thunbergia - B
Verbena - B
Zinnia - B
Perennials
Alyssum - B
Aster - B
Artemesia - B
Astilbe - H
Bee Balm - B/H
Bellflower - B/H
Bleeding Heart - B
Candytuft - B
Catmint - B/H
Columbine - B/H
Coreopsis - B
Daylily - B
Delphinium, dark color - H
Dianthus - B
Echinacea - B
Flax - B
Forget-me-not - B
Foxglove - B/H
Gaillardia - B/H
Gaura - B/H
Gayfeather - B/H
Helen’s Flower - B
Hen and Chicks - B
Heuchera - B/H
Hollyhock - B/H
Hosta - B
Lavender - B
Ligularia - B/H
Lupine - H
Milkweed - B/H
Penstemon - B/H
Peony - B/H
Phlox - B/H
Pincushion Flower - B
Poppy - B
Primrose - B
Rudbeckia - B
Sage - B/H
Salvia - B/H
Shasta Daisy - B
Speedwell - B/H
Spiderwort - B
Sunflower, False - B/H
Sunrose - B
Yarrow - B
Groundcover
Ajuga - B/H
Blue Star Creeper - B
Creeping Jenny - B
Sedum - B
Speedwell - B/H
Thyme - B
Herbs
Parsley - B
Rosemary - B/H
Sage - H
Thyme - B
Vines
Clematis - B/H
Honeysuckle - H
Hops - B
Hydrangea, Climbing - B
Trumpet Vine - B/H
Honeysuckle - H
Shrubs
Dogwood, Isanti - B
Elderberry - B
Lilac - B/H
Mockorange - B/H
Ninebark - B/H
Plum, Flowering - B/H
Potentilla - B
Privet - B
Roses - B
Serviceberry - B
Snowberry - B/H
Spirea - B
Willow, Flame - B
Trees
Ash, Mountain - B
Crabapple - H
Fruits/Berries
Raspberry - B