Love watching hummingbirds?
Plant the right vines!
Some vines attract these tiny birds like magic. Discover the best vines for bringing hummingbirds to your yard.
Ready to make your garden a hummingbird haven? Let’s explore!
Trumpet Vine
Trumpet Vine is like a neon sign for hummingbirds, with its bright orange flowers screaming “come here!” It’s a fast grower and can cover your trellis in no time.
Coral Honeysuckle
Coral Honeysuckle has tubular flowers that hummingbirds can’t resist.
Plus, those vibrant reds and oranges will really pop in your garden.
Cypress Vine
Cypress Vine is a delicate beauty with star-shaped flowers that are just the right size for a hummingbird’s beak.
They also attract butterflies, so it’s a win-win!
Passionflower
Passionflower’s exotic blooms are not only stunning but also a favorite snack spot for hummers.
Its intricate design is like nature’s piece of art.
Morning Glory
Morning Glory vines greet the day with beautiful blooms that hummingbirds love to sip from.
They’re easy to grow and come in shades that will brighten any garden.
Scarlet Runner Bean
Scarlet Runner Bean serves double duty with its bright red flowers and edible beans.
Hummingbirds will love the nectar, and you get fresh beans for dinner!
Cardinal Climber
Cardinal Climber offers stunning red blooms that are practically designed for hummingbird beaks.
It’s a perfect mix of beauty and bird-friendly features.
Clematis
Clematis vines come with gorgeous, often fragrant flowers that hummingbirds find irresistible.
They’re available in many colors to match your garden’s vibe.
Virginia Creeper
Virginia Creeper adds beauty to walls and fences while attracting hummingbirds to its small white or greenish blooms.
It’s hardy and easy to grow.
Mandevilla
Mandevilla boasts large, trumpet-shaped flowers that are a buffet for hummingbirds.
The tropical look of this vine adds an exotic flair to your space.