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Get information on how to make your favorite native plants thrive in your bird-friendly garden.
Photo: Will Stuart
Keep coming back for more profiles about your favorite plants.
Plant Eastern Blue Phlox for an evergreen ground cover that adds a burst of spring color to your garden, a sweet fragrance, and attracts hummingbirds.
The Spicebush is among our Bird-Friendly Native Plants of the Year for 2015. Find this and other plants at your local participating retailer.
Vines are self-filling hummingbird feeders! Plant them in your bird-friendly backyard.
Not only will the winterberries delight human neighbors every fall and winter, they will attract and feed a variety of birds.
With its white blossoms, Virginia Sweetspire might not look like a hummingbird magnet, but you can bet it is!
Plant an American beautyberry, and you WILL get a Black-throated Blue Warbler in your yard.
Attract Ruby-throated Hummingbirds to your yard with this bird-friendly native plant now available with participating retailers.
The Sweetbay Magnolia is among our Bird-Friendly Native Plants of the Year for 2016. Find this and other plants at your local participating retailer.
If you have space to plant just one tree to feed your birds, you can’t go wrong with the River Birch, one of our 2016 Bird-Friendly Native Plants of the Year.
Planting Little Bluestem in your yard is like planting a living bird feeder. Learn more about this plant featured on our 2016 Bird-Friendly Native Plant of the Year list.
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