Lucky little hummingbirds! That is beautiful, Bill!

Dianna

I'm speechless, for once.

Thank you, Bill.

Absolutely gorgeous!

Out of curiousity what will happen to all the plants during your winter snow, ice times????
....remember I am from California....totally naive in this area.

Stunning, Bill, just stunning! Is that the same hummingbird house that you had lit up so beautifully last Christmas season?

Hey, I missed this post too!!!

Very nice Bill........
That filled in nicely didn't it???

What are all the plants in there???

Wow!! Beautiful garden. Lucky Birds!!

That is a North American Wood Fern

Inside Hummingbird House and in the beds bordering it, there are:

• Forty hardy ferns (12 species)
• Twenty nine different mosses
• Three different Fuchsias
• Three different Clematis
• Three Goldflame Honeysuckles
• One Trumpet Creeper
• Two Passion Flowers
• Ten Columbines
• Eleven Primula
• Four Violas Four Violas
• Four Ivy
• Two Dianthus
• Bee Balm
• Four New Zealand Hairy Sedge
• Two Corydalis lutea
• Two Lobelia cardinalis
• Four Penstemons
• Geum
  
• Eight Heuchera
• Astilbe
• Two Campanula
• Dicentra (Bleeding Heart)
• Azalea
• Exbury Azalea
• Assorted native "volunteer" plants (Cedars, Huckleberries, Salal and other small unidentified plants...)
• Several different wild mushrooms

All of the plants are hardy here in USDA zone 7 and already survived their first winter.

Yep!

That is a great Hummingbird garden and a wonderful idea too

Wow, if I were out there I'd never want to leave....

WOW! i thought i had seen these pics, but i guess i didn't! beautiful

wow Thats really filled in.I could just lie down and go to sleep there.........

Wow that looks great! Luck Birds....you could also consider this a great shade garden!