Hummingbird Plants of the Southwest
$18.95
Hummingbirds and plants have co-evolved. These little flying jewels need nectar and shelter, while many native plants need to be pollinated by the birds. Hummingbird fanciers along their migration routes can enjoy the flower/bird show – and even help species threatened by loss of habitat – with wise landscape choices. It’s easy. Just add hummingbird-friendly native plants to your garden, and take some simple steps to enhance the habitat in your yard and beyond. Here, Marcy Scott provides a wealth of guidance.
Author: Marcy Scott
Binding: Paper
ISBN: 978-1-940322-03-2
Out of stock
Related products
Product categories
Cart
Recent Posts
- Travel Tip: Canyonlands National Park
- What We’re Reading
- Travel Tip: Crater Lake
- Travel Tip: Paria Canyon
- Travel Tip: Navajo National Monument
- In Memoriam: Jake Page, Prolific Author and Editor
- Today’s Travel Tip — Sunset in Sedona
- Another Visit with Sarah Dolliver
- Tom White: An Amateur Photographer With The Eye Of A Pro
- Merry Christmas!
- It’s Time For Tamales!
- For Your Holiday Celebration, Cast Iron Turducken
- In Memoriam: Drum Hadley
- The Big Announcement!
- Cook Your Turkey on the Grill