Hummingbird in Deep Blue, Community Garden Collection

Daylilies, bee balm, lupine, phlox, milkweed… Countless native wildflowers grow in our parks, gardens and meadows thanks to a tiny, industrious creature: the hummingbird. A tireless pollinator, the hummingbird spreads pollen from plant to plant to support fertilization.  The ruby-throated hummingbird, most common in the eastern United States, winters in Mexico and makes epic flights every spring in time for the flowering periods of eastern native plants.

Taking layout inspiration from a Pedro de Lemos painting, in which a deer serves as the focal point of a dense garden, Hummingbird features flowers that gather around a hummingbird like planets orbiting the sun.  

Repeat: 27”w x 13.5”h