Bird Watching: Top Spring Plants for Hummingbirds, 0 by dirt_in_ozone7b

dirt_in_ozone7b wrote:
more-spring--flowering quince, lilacs and everbearing raspberries and juneberries(service berries)-- the hummers fight over these.

Mrs.Ed- I did post those pics to tease, now I feel bad, its just I like rocks. Please don't drool, I'll let you have them - all or none.
The large shrub is a rhodie-(pic) most on that rockery is rhodies.

Margaret-- lol-toast- ate a couple of dirt sandwiches-- by accident, you have an interesting strange tastes down there-- soil or veggemite - thats a toss up.(kidding). This soil has alot of clay, there's work to make it better,
but with alot of woods around, there is a good layer of topsoil to play with. I have trucked in loads of manure and wood chips and have
compost holes (large) and spread it around. the best thing that grows that will be around when I turn into dust is horsetail-
and horsetail loves clay damp regions-- I am so lucky.

pell- some day I would love to make one about the hummers, even though I don't know much-- would be so cool to see a mixed anna-rufous -- wont have the time now and in few days gone for a good while-- (that's why I should be out and work not type). add a few photos in other places and gone. you guys are great.