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1. Plant native flowers rich in nectar.
2. Hang hummingbird feeders with fresh nectar.
3. Add red-colored accents to attract hummingbirds.
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4. Provide perches for hummingbirds to rest.
5. Install misters or drippers for hydration.
6. Avoid using pesticides near hummingbird-friendly plants.
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7. Create a diverse garden with different heights.
8. Incorporate flowering shrubs for shelter.
9. Keep your garden clean and free of debris.
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10. Use a variety of bloom times for continuous food.
11. Plant trumpet-shaped flowers for easy access.
12. Avoid using artificial colors in your garden.
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13. Place multiple feeders to reduce competition.
14. Offer a sugar-water mix for energy.
15. Install wind chimes to mimic hummingbird sounds.
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16. Provide nesting materials like moss and bark.
17. Keep feeders clean to prevent mold growth.
18. Use a dripless feeder for minimal mess.
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19. Place feeders near windows for easy viewing.
20. Add a water feature for bathing opportunities.
21. Hang UV-reflective decorations to attract hummingbirds.
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22. Plant a variety of tube-shaped flowers for sipping.
23. Offer perennials for long-lasting properties.
24. Use plants that are resistant to pests.
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25. Create a hummingbird-friendly environment.
26. Ensure your garden is safe from predators.
27. Enjoy watching these beautiful birds in your garden.