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Hummingbird Plant Seeds

Welcome to my Hummingbird Seed Locker where you will find a list of flower and shrub seeds from my own hummingbird plants. Many hummingbird attracting plants will also be attractive to a wide variety of butterflies.

Adult male hummingbirds begin the spring migration in February and the Ruby-throat starts arriving here, in the northeast in late April to mid May for the purpose of establishing their territory. The females arrive about 2 weeks later. I offer the seed of some very easy plants to others who want to start a hummingbird garden. I don't ship plants at this time. If you are in the Buffalo/Niagara Falls area contact me about plant avaiability or specific plants you are looking for. You can also visit the Hummingbird Forum to interact with other hummingbird gardeners.

Seeds will be added as my plants set and develop viable seed.

Seeds are sold in 5 packs. The price for 5 packets of seed is $2.50. S/H is included. Orders will be shipped within 24 hours of receipt of your order. NY state residents will be charged the appropriate sales tax for their particular county.

Please list the seeds you are ordering either by number or name in the instruction box of the shopping cart. If you have questions feel free to email me.


HS001 - Cypress Vine: Annual vine with small red flowers. Full sun to part shade

HS002 - Garden Balsam: Annual tall impatiens. Avg. ht. 3 ft. mixed colors. Part sun/shade and moist soil is best

HS003 - Hyacinth Bean Vine: Annual Purple flowering vine. Bloom mid summer. Full sun

HS004 - Malva Zebrina : Commonly called French Hollyhocks. Annual, Full Sun 2-3 ft. tall

HS005- Morning Glory: Annual vine with purple and pink flowers. Mid to late summer blooms. Does best in Full sun

HS006- Nicotiana Sylvestris (White Flowering Tobacco) Mid to late summer. Full sun 2 1/2-3ft. tall

HS007- Rose of Sharon: Shrub or small tree depending on the size you wish to achieve. large white flowers with red eye in mid to late summer. Will grow approx 12 inches a year. Can be pruned to keep size and shape. Deciduous shrub for Full sun

HS008- Salvia Azurea: True blue flowering salvia hardy to zone 6. Blooms mid to late summer and this one get about 5ft. tall and will need support. Full sun

HS009- Salvia Coccinea Mix: This is a mix of Scarlet Sage and 'Lady in Red. Annual sub shrub with red flower. Blooms from mid summer right up to first frost. Full sun

HS010- Salvia Coccinea 'Coral Nymph': Coral Pink and white bicolor flowers Blooms from mid summer right up to first frost. Nice contrast with scarlet sage. Full sun

HS011- Scarlet Runner Bean: Annual vine with red/orange flowers. Beans are edible if picked young. Full sun

HS012 Spanish Flag: tropical annual vine in full sun but mine blooms well in morning sun and afternoon shade from 1:00 p.m. on

HS013 Spotted Jewelweed: A native annual wildflower that blooms in late summer. Will reseed. This can grow 4-6 ft. in height and should be direct sown in fall. Needs cold stratification for proper germination and does best in shady moist areas

HS014- Standing Cypress: Perennial or Biennial. Mixed colors of, red orange, yellow. Best grown in clumps as it is very tall and slender Full sun.

HS015- Petunia Intergritfolia: small purple flowering annual that may reseed in some areas. Mass of purple flowers all summer until frost if you keep the dead blooms pinched back and well watered. Full to part sun.

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PENELOPE'S QUILT CLOSET
1793 Ruie Rd.
N. Tonawanda, NY 14120
Phone:(716)694-6019

Email: penelope1947@yahoo.com


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