Providing a hummingbird friendly environment in your garden is a wonderful way to help support the local hummingbird population. Providing pollinator friendly plants and flowers will encourage hummingbirds, butterflies, bees and other insects and animals to visit your garden and you will be able to experience the joy of seeing new species turning up throughout the year.
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Hummingbird nectar feeders provide a focal point for feeding and allow you to enjoy your hummingbirds at close quarters. However! It is an ongoing commitment to provide wholesome nectar every day and keep the feeders immaculately clean so that the health of your hummingbirds is not damaged.

​4 cups of boiling water
1 cup pure cane white granulated sugar
Stir sugar into water until dissolved. Allow to cool before dispensing
Store excess in the fridge for up to 1 week
 
Only use pure cane sugar, NEVER brown sugar or honey NEVER add red dye – all these will damage the liver of your hummingbirds.
Clean feeders every day if possible, but no more than 2 days between cleans.
Thoroughly scrub feeders including feeder ports to clean. Soak in very dilute bleach weekly to kill mold spores. Vinegar or hydrogen peroxide can also be used. Rinse very thoroughly after disinfecting.

Looking for locally designed and made gifts in a relaxing environment? Our studio is now open by appointment for small groups of visitors (up to 3 people).

Whats app 868-682-4063 to make your appointment.
Location: Diego Martin
Opening hours: 10:00am - 5:00pm Monday - Saturday
All COVID protocols observed.

Before Christmas we decided to send a Christmas card and hummingbird face masks to the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
It was so delightful to receive a thank you letter.

The Land of the Hummingbird is proud to be featured in the new Fashion LookBook produced by FashionTT. 

We send our hearty congratulations to the FashionTT team and all the designers featured in this great publication! We are honored to be among such an illustrious collection of creatives.

Have a look at the book by clicking on the first image.