Tammy SonsFounder/CEO, TN Nursery · CEO TN Nursery

TN Nursery 3 Top Plants to Attract Hummingbirds to your Gardens

9 Jun 2022 · 2 min

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In this short promotional video, the presenter from TN Nursery explains why organic native perennial plants are a superior, low‑maintenance alternative to hummingbird feeders. The speaker highlights three specific perennials—Impatiens capensis (jewelweed) and Purple Coneflower—detailing their vivid, nectar‑rich flowers, ease of cultivation, and ability to draw hummingbirds (and other pollinators like monarch butterflies) to shady garden spots. The video emphasizes the plants’ native status, long‑lasting bloom period, and the convenience of purchasing them online at www.tnnursery.net, positioning the nursery’s offerings as a cost‑effective, environmentally friendly solution for garden enthusiasts.

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Welcome to TN Nursery. Everyone loves those fast and delicate beauties. At TN Nursery, we have organic ways to attract hummingbirds with our mature blooming age perennial plants with natural native plants full of sweet nectar. Why buy expensive feeders and messy liquid when you can have the same results but 10 times better with these types easy to grow native favorites? TN Nursery has all these plants available to purchase online at www.tnnursery.net. Today we are going to talk about the 3 plants to attract hummingbirds to your gardens. Impatiens capensis, better known as jewelweed plant. Invite winged creatures into your shady spaces with impatiens, which come in a rainbow of hues. Once planted, these animals that attract hummingbirds don't need much care. This perennial plant produces vivid cardinal-colored flowers in the summer months. The bright red color of the flowers and the sweet nectar they contain attract hummingbirds in droves. Purple Coneflower Plant. These easy-to-grow perennials attract plenty of pollinators and add a bright pop of color to your garden. The beautiful, daisy-like flowers of coneflower make it a must-have for any perennial bed. However, coneflowers aren't just pretty—they also attract hummingbirds and tons of monarchs to your garden. Visit our website for more of a selection of our plants. Um.