1: Create a hummingbird-friendly garden in containers using bright, tubular flowers like fuchsia and salvia.

2: Select a sunny location for your container garden to provide the necessary sunlight for hummingbirds.

3: Choose a variety of plants in different heights to create layers and provide shelter for hummingbirds.

4: Include flowering plants like bee balm and trumpet vine to attract hummingbirds with their vibrant blooms.

5: Add a water source, such as a small fountain or birdbath, to provide drinking and bathing opportunities for hummingbirds.

6: Use organic soil mixes and fertilizers to ensure the health of your plants and the hummingbirds that visit them.

7: Place your containers strategically to create a welcoming environment for hummingbirds to feed and rest.

8: Regularly prune and deadhead your plants to encourage new growth and keep your garden looking fresh and inviting.

9: Enjoy the beauty and grace of hummingbirds visiting your portable garden while providing them with a safe and nourishing habitat.