The 10 Best Flowering Plants For Birdwatchers

By Meena

Sunflowers - These sunny blooms attract finches with their seeds. A colorful addition to any garden. #SunflowerSeed

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Coneflowers - Also known as Echinacea, these attract butterflies and seed-eating birds like goldfinches. #ConeflowerCharm

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Bee Balm - This vibrant plant attracts hummingbirds with its tubular flowers filled with nectar. #BeeBalmBuzz

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Marigolds - With their bright blooms, marigolds draw in insect-eating birds, a bonus for pest control. #MarigoldMagic

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Black-eyed Susans - Known for their daisy-like appearance, they attract an array of birds including finches. #DaisyDelight

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Lavender - The pleasant aroma and purple flowers attract a variety of birds, particularly hummingbirds. #LavenderLove

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Zinnias - With their bright colors and nectar, zinnias are a favorite among hummingbirds and butterflies. #ZinniaZest

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Sage - Sage's tubular flowers are perfect for attracting hummingbirds and bees. Bonus: it's a great herb! #SageSplendour

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Trumpet Vine - This vigorous climber with tubular flowers is a hummingbird magnet. Beware, it can be invasive! #TrumpetTune

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Milkweed - The monarch butterfly's favorite! Attracts a variety of birds and essential for butterfly conservation. #MilkweedMagic

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