Find out which plants attract monarch butterflies, hummingbirds and more to San Antonio yards.
There is always something exciting blooming in San Antonio landscapes. Right now, it includes several salvias, oxblood lilies and many colors of lantanas.
Attract birds to your yard with these easy steps Salvia coccinea is the stiff-stemmed plant with bright red flowers growing to about 3 feet tall in both sun and shade. The tubular flowers have the typical salvia appearance and the typical salvia attraction to pollinators. Expect to see hummingbirds, bees and butterflies visiting the flowers this fall. Once you get Salvia coccinea established in your landscape, expect to see it every year blooming both in the spring and fall.
L. Horrida Texas A&Amp Calvin Finch M San Antonio Texas M Agrilife Site New Braunfels SAC Environmental Center Mexico Salvia Coccinea [email protected]
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