Here are some flowers listed as hummer favorites: Bee balm Monarda didyma Butterfly weed Ascelpias tuberosa Cardinal flower Lobelia cardinalis Columbine Aquilegia sp. Coral bells Heuchera sanguinea Cosmos Cosmos sp. Dahlia Dahlia sp. Delphinium Delphinium elatum Flame acanthus Acanthus mollis Foxglove Digitalis purpurea (Biennial) Fuchsia Fuschia hybrida Geranium Pelargonium species Hollyhock Althea rosea (biennial) Lupine Lupinus hybrids Monkeyflower Mimulus hybridus Penstemon Penstemon sp. Red hot poker Kniphofia uvaria Sage Salvia officinalis Scarlet sage Salvia splendens Speedwell Veronica hybrids Verbena Verbena sp. Annuals====== Mountain garland Clarkia elegans Four-o'-clock Mirabilis jalapa Touch-me-not Impatiens sp. Flowering tobacco Nicotiana alata Nasturtium Tropaeolum majus Petunia Petunia hybrida Spider flower Cleome hasslerana Zinnia Zinnia sp. Bulbs, corms and tubers====== Tuberous Begonia Begonia sp. Canna Canna sp. Gladiolus Gladiolus sp. Iris Iris sp Montbretia Crocosmia sp. Vines================== Bougainvillea Bougainvillea sp. Cardinal climber Ipomoea quamoclit Flame vine Pyrostegia venusta Honeysuckle Lonicera sp. Lantana Lantana sp. Rosary vine Ceropegia woodii Trumpet creeper Campis grandiflora Trumpet vines Bignonia tagliabuana Shrubs and trees================ Abelia Abelia grandiflora Azalea Rhododendron sp. Bottlebrush Callistemon lanceolatus Butterfly bush Buddleia davidii Catoneaster Catoneaster sp. Eucalyptus Eucalyptus sp. Flowering currant Ribes odoratum Flowering quince Chaenomeles sp. Fuschia tree Fuschia arborescens Hibiscus Hibiscus sp. Lilac Syringa sp. Mimosa (silk tree) Albizia julibrissin Strawberry tree Arbutus unedo Wild lilac Ceanothus griseus Weigela Weigela rosea I can use some more sulphur cosmos and zinnia, so I'm not picky. I do already have trumpet vine that is trying to take over everything- it is a hummingbird magnet!

I'm interested in trading my st john's wart for your Yellow Bleeding Heart (6 seeds).Please let me know if its a trade

I've been gardening under BW trees for over 25 years, but for the 1st few years I had no idea why so many of my plants on the east side of the yard were dying. I wasted alot of time & money back then... Oh well. This is my 2nd yard surrounded by BW. Growing in the root zone is daylilies, sedum, hostas, asters, raspberries, trillium, jack-in-the-pulpit, daffodils, Lythrum (sterile), echinacea, sweet woodruff, buttercups, black-eye susan, ferns, iris, solomon's seal, Glory of the Snow & Dutchman's Britches. Nearby is Coral bells, penstemon, thyme, columbine & clematis. These last plants aren't near roots (at least not yet...), but they get covered w/ BW leaves & stems in the fall & seem fine. I've read that Peonies aren't tolerant, but I grew many types at my old house, and I have an old short variety that I transferred here, which I dug-up yrs ago from an old house that were growing under walnut trees. It's one of my favorites. Another very tolerant favorite is Purple Curly Basil - looks alot like Coleus, spreads by seed but not invasive or rampant. And the birds go crazy over this plant for 1 week in Oct when the seeds are ready. The first year I had just one plant by the back door & so many birds converged on this plant it was like something from a Hitchcock movie. Before I knew it's real name, I labeled it 'Bird Bait' when I shared seedlings w/ other gardeners. Good luck!

I have both the raspberry bushes you would like, the Royalty and the Fall Gold, growing in my garden. Email me privately and see if we can work something out. Brenda