Hummingbird Feeders & Nectar

Photos of six different types of hummingbird feeders on display at SummerWinds Nursery.Help Nourish Birds in Your Garden

Stop by your local SummerWinds Nursery today and peruse our selection of hummingbird feeders and nectar today.

Hummingbird Feeders

  • 13 oz. to 40 oz. feeder capacities available
  • Up to 7 feeding ports
  • Glass nectar holders available
  • Designed to distribute nectar evenly to each feeding station
  • Easy to fill and clean
  • Available in a variety of styles—some attractive to other pollinators, including hummingbirds....

Six different hummingbird nectar varieities, with a hummingbird feeder and plants in the background.Hummingbird Nectars

  • More Birds Clear Ready-to-Use Nectar (64 oz.): Pre-mixed and ready to pour, this clear nectar provides a convenient, no-mess feeding solution with no mixing required.
  • More Birds All-Natural Red Color Ready-to-Use Nectar (64 oz.): Ready to use straight from the bottle, this nectar features an all-natural red color and requires no preparation.
  • Perky-Pet Instant Nectar Concentrate Color-Free (8 oz.): A convenient concentrate that mixes easily with water to create clear hummingbird nectar without artificial dyes.
  • Perky-Pet Instant Nectar Concentrate All-Natural Color (8 oz.): This easy-mix concentrate creates nectar with an all-natural red color while avoiding artificial dyes.
  • Sweet-Seeds's Sweet-Nectar Dye-Free Hummingbird Nectar Concentrate (750 ml) — Wildflower Infused : This dye-free concentrate is infused with natural wildflower flavors and mixes easily with water to create fresh hummingbird nectar.
  • Sweet-Seeds's Sweet-Nectar Dye-Free Hummingbird Nectar Ready-to-Use (750 ml) — Wildflower Infused: Convenient and ready to pour, this dye-free nectar is infused with natural wildflower flavors that hummingbirds love.

Keep Your Hummingbird Feeders Clean & Healthy

A hummingbird flying toward a colorful hummingbird feeder on display at SummerWinds.A clean feeder helps attract more hummingbirds and supports their health. Nectar can spoil quickly, especially during warm weather, so regular cleaning is important.

Cleaning Tips

  • Empty and refill nectar frequently. In hot weather, nectar may need to be changed every 1–2 days. During cooler weather, every 3–5 days is usually sufficient.
  • Clean feeders every time you refill them. Wash all parts with hot water and a bottle brush to remove residue.
  • For a deeper cleaning, soak the feeder in a solution of one part white vinegar to four parts water. Rinse thoroughly before refilling.
  • Pay special attention to feeding ports, where mold and bacteria can develop.
  • If you notice cloudy nectar, black spots, mold, or insects inside the feeder, clean it immediately and replace the nectar.
  • Avoid using soap whenever possible, as residue can remain behind and may be harmful to birds.

Can I Make My Own Hummingbird Nectar?

Homemade hummingbird nectar can be made from sugar and water. For current preparation guidelines, visit trusted resources such as the National Audubon Society or Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

You can also choose a convenient ready-to-use nectar or nectar concentrate mix. Whether you use homemade nectar or a prepared product, keeping feeders clean and nectar fresh is the most important step for hummingbird health.

Hot Weather Reminder

Arizona's summer temperatures can cause nectar to spoil quickly. Place feeders in a shaded location when possible and check them frequently to keep nectar fresh and safe for visiting hummingbirds.

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A closeup of a hummingbird flying toward a red hummingbird feeder with purple flowers nearby and a blurred bright green background