Even a few square feet of balcony can become a refueling station for migrating hummingbirds if you choose the right plants and placement.
Sugar water brings birds to your window, but native flowers build the kind of habitat that keeps them coming back generation after generation.
A shallow, dripping water source can transform a garden from a quick snack stop into a place where hummingbirds linger, bathe, and recover.
The forgotten strip between sidewalk and street can become a hummingbird corridor with the right low-growing, tough, nectar-rich plants.