The biggest draw for these beautiful flying friends are, of course, the flowers themselves. Hummingbirds want blossoms that will guarantee them a good meal, and the most succulent flowers will up your chances of creating frequent feeding stops. Since most of us aren’t botanists, we have to stick with tried-and-true flower varieties that we know hummingbirds adore. They may be drawn mostly to nectar content over color, but these birds know that bright colors and tubular shaped blooms will provide them with a nutritious meal. 

Hummingbirds go crazy for blossoms in bright hues with shapes that make them want to stick in their pointy beaks for a long drink. Tuck some new types of flowers into your beds, and your yard could become a top hangout for them in no time at all. There are tons of flowers that hummingbirds absolutely love. The Missouri Prairie Foundation assembled a list of blooms that dole out copious amounts of nectar including columbines, bee balm, penstemons, phlox, and milkweed. Primroses, coreopsis, and coneflowers are all reliable additions too.

Source: housedigest.com