While I usually focus on the feeders and hummingbird specific plants near the house, there are several locations on the farm that always seem to have hummingbirds around. The largest natural-growing, indigenous live oak tree in the United States is located about 10 miles away on an Indian reservation. While our oaks (pictured below) don't compare in size or age, they host numerous birds including hummingbirds.


And a couple years ago I planted five yellow Lantana plants on an eroding hillside. Now it is rich with hummingbirds and butterflies.


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Farmer Steve
Deluz, CA usda zone 10a

Steve
That hill of Lantana is amazing! I love lantana and wish it were more cold hardy such a carefree plant

Penny
Niagara Falls, NY
USDA zone 6a/6b
Heat zone 4
Sunset zone 39

Steve,

Thanks for sharing a little more of your farmland. That Lantana is awesome!

Pam NJ 6B

It's hard to believe thats only 5 plants Steve. Wowzers!

birdlegs
zone 5
S.E. Lower MI.

That is beautiful. I would love to see it.

The oaks are wonderful!

Patrick
USDA Zone 8b
Heat Zone 3
Sunset Zone 5
SeaTac, WA...one cool place

Farmer Steve, Very nice spots - love the oaks and the lantanas!

Carol
Milford, CT
Zone 6