Hummingbirds are strongly attracted to red, orange, and bright pink flowers. White flowers are less visible from a distance, but once birds are nearby, they’ll feed if nectar is abundant.
In a separate bed without red flowers, white Turk’s cap may get fewer visits. Consider adding a few red-flowered companions nearby.
Try planting a few white among the red and monitor. Many gardeners report hummingbirds visiting both colors once they learn the location.
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