Plant native, nectar-rich flowers with tubular blooms
Choose red, orange, and pink blossoms
Provide continuous blooms from spring through fall
Avoid pesticides and herbicides
Set up hummingbird feeders with plain white sugar water
Use a 1:4 sugar-to-water ratio
Do not use honey, artificial sweeteners, or dye
Clean feeders regularly and replace nectar often
Place feeders in shaded, visible locations
Keep feeders away from windows and predators
Add water features such as misters, drippers, or shallow baths
Grow shrubs and trees for perching and shelter
Create a layered garden with flowers at different heights
Leave some spider webs for nesting material
Maintain a quiet, safe habitat with minimal disturbance
