How to arrange plants. While butterflies and hummingbirds aren’t particularly picky about how plants are arranged, it’s best from a design perspective to plant the taller plants in the center of the pot or toward the back of the container. Surround taller plants with medium-sized plants and finish with trailing plants around the outer areas.Container habitat gardens can be quite versatile, and the possibilities are endless: a container filled with annuals, a mixture of perennials, a single flowering shrub or any combination. When setting out to attract hummingbirds, it is important to remember that the more color there is, the more likely you will be to attract butterflies and hummingbirds.Learn the secret formula to grouping plants in a container Shown: Purple coneflower and butterfly milkweed
How to arrange plants. While butterflies and hummingbirds aren’t particularly picky about how plants are arranged, it’s best from a design perspective to plant the taller plants in the center of the pot or toward the back of the container. Surround taller plants with medium-sized plants and finish with trailing plants around the outer areas.Container habitat gardens can be quite versatile, and the possibilities are endless: a container filled with annuals, a mixture of perennials, a single flowering shrub or any combination. When setting out to attract hummingbirds, it is important to remember that the more color there is, the more likely you will be to attract butterflies and hummingbirds.Learn the secret formula to grouping plants in a container Shown: Purple coneflower and butterfly milkweed
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