Hummingbird's Lunch Cuphea Honeylocust plus a yellow-green tint on

plus a yellow-green tint on the most exposed surfaces that adds extra depth in sun

If you have room for a long-lived shade tree and want a purple beech that feels a little more detailed

it becomes the kind of plant that makes the entire property feel more protected and more finished

Bright Rooms: Use near an east window or in strong filtered light to support steady growth and future blooms

Watering: Deep water during the first growing season and during drought to maintain vigor and bloom potential

Hummingbird's Lunch Cuphea Honeylocust plus a yellow-green tint onHummingbird's Lunch Cuphea (Cuphea ignea 'CUPP1751') Hummingbird's Lunch Cuphea is a compact warm season subshrub that blooms nonstop with orange red tubular flowers tipped in dark hues, ideal for drawing pollinators from late spring to frost. Dense, glossy foliage forms a neat mound for beds, borders, and containers. Distinctive Features Self cleaning, nectar rich flowers resemble tiny cigars and attract hummingbirds and bees without deadheading.