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CERTIFY YOUR GARDEN

Show your support for local and migrating hummingbirds:  Turn your garden into a Certified Hummingbird Haven. Anyone can transform their garden into a haven that provides local hummingbirds with food, water, sanctuary and an eco-friendly environment. Become a member and create yours today. 

Certification Requirements

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Food

Select and grow plants that attract and nourish hummingbirds with nectar. The addition of feeders can enhance their natural diet.

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Eco Friendly

Create a safe environment by avoiding pesticide, herbicides and chemical fertilizers in or near your garden. You and your hummingbird visitors will benefit.

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Water

Hummingbirds love water to bathe and drink from. Incorporate a water feature with rocks and shallow pools to mimic natural streams.

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Sanctuary

Establish a refuge by providing trees and bushes for resting and nesting. Keep cats indoors. 

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When you certify your garden you receive the following perks:

  • Personalized certificate

  • Subscription to the monthly e-newsletter with gardening tips and hummingbird info

  • Exclusive option to purchase an official Certified Hummingbird Haven garden sign

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Be the first in your neighborhood to certify your yard as a Hummingbird Haven!

Why Get Certified

Be Part of the Conservation of Hummingbirds

Transform your garden to a haven and you'll contribute to the conservation of hummingbird populations — local and migrating. 

Educate and Inspire Your Community

Inspire neighbors and your community to create their own Certified Hummingbird Havens. Plus it will ignite a spark in others to help in their conservation.

Photographic Opportunities

There is nothing like capturing a hummingbird mid-air feeding from a nectar-filled flower. Create these photo opportunities in your own backyard.

Eco-Friendly & Sustainable

A pesticide- and chemical-free garden helps create a sustainable environment for your hummingbirds and all creatures that enjoy your garden.

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