This shrub’s bright purple blooms are rich in nectar, making it a favorite for hummingbirds. Its long-lasting flowers provide a natural food source throughout the warm months.
Popular choices include Butterfly Bush, Texas Sage, and Lavender. These shrubs bloom in stunning purple shades, drawing in hummingbirds and enhancing your landscape.
Place this shrub in a sunny location with well-draining soil. Hummingbirds prefer open areas where they can easily access nectar while staying alert to their surroundings.
Water regularly, but don’t overdo it. Prune lightly to encourage more blooms. With minimal care, this purple flowering shrub will thrive and continue attracting hummingbirds.
Pair with other nectar-rich flowers like Salvia, Bee Balm, and Fuchsia. A mix of colors and heights will make your garden even more inviting to hummingbirds.
Most varieties bloom from spring to late summer. With proper care, you can extend the blooming season, ensuring hummingbirds have a food source for months.
This hardy flower attracts hummingbirds and butterflies, offering a reliable nectar source from summer to fall.