Garden Treasures Planter Hummingbird Feeder - 2 pack

I love these. I've purchased dozens over the years. They used to sell them at our nearby Lowes, but they no longer carry them. So now I purchase them from Amazon! These are the hummingbirds favorite feeders. I've hung other feeders near these and they get ignored. They do drip a little, but it's manageable. Easy to clean. I do pair them with ant guards, because ants like them too.

I ordered these feeders to go into 2 large Boston ferns bc I have a bully bird that dominates the other 2 feeders I have. I rinsed them and filled them with water to check for leaking. After a couple of hours they did not leak a drop, so I filled them with my homemade nectar (no foodcolor), set them up in the ferns and sat down to wait. Then a cat rounded the corner and his head was not too far below the feeder. I knew immediately this wasn't going to work. I wanted to feed the hummers and not the neighborhood cats. So I moved them to the fence and they were a huge hit!! Within 30 minutes they were checking it out and within a couple of days they were drained. My little bully was no longer able to chase away all the others so needless to say the hummer population in my little backyard increased. I love these!! For those who said they leaked...i will.say one of the feeders I had a little more trouble getting the base screwed on firmly but just had to press down while I turned and then it was snug with no leaks.

JUNK! I'd give this product ZERO stars if that were an option. One of the two leaked from a crack in the base the first time I filled it. And, NO, I did not drop it. The second dripped sugar water out the hole intended for the hummingbirds' beaks. It's too large for surface tension of the solution to prevent leakage. Therefore, both items were completely useless. I've had this type of hummingbird feeder previously, purchased from a local vendor. However, they no longer stock them. But, it means that the design, when done carefully, and when there is some quality control during the manufacturing, can be functional. But, hey, you can screw up anything when you want to cut corners and save money. That turns out to be a short-sighted marketing strategy, however.

The idea was nice, but it’s not very sturdy. The wind causes the liquid to constantly drip out the sugar water, which is very appetizing to other insects.

I love using these little hummingbird feeders during the heat of summer. The larger capacity feeders are great, but during above 90 degree temperatures the nectar quickly spoils and can be detrimental to hummingbirds. These feeders are easy to clean, monitor and maintain. Having multiple smaller feeders available has greatly benefited our beloved hummingbirds during this very hot summer.

The media could not be loaded.  Most importantly, hummingbirds are attracted to this feeder and appear to enjoy using it, as captured in the attached video (Anna's Hummingbird, Seattle, WA, Dec 2018). It is a relatively inexpensive product that does the intended job. It is simple to fill, simple to clean, and takes seconds to install. There is nothing complicated about this product. Thus far, it has also proved durable. However, it does have one shortcoming: the feeding tubes, where the hummingbirds insert their beaks to get to the nectar, are at too shallow an angle. This means any decent breeze, slight bump, or bird induced nudge, makes the nectar leak out. Therefore, do not place the feeder in a location where sugar-water leaks are unwanted. It also means it may need refilling earlier than anticipated.

This is the feeder the birds use the most... I've tried a couple of other multi-feeders, one with a perch but given a choice, the birds ALWAYS come to this single feeder. I think it's because it's most like their natural feeding i.e. one single flower with no perch. I've given this product as a gift to many people who just love it and will continue to do so!

These are very cute, and it was nice to include the stakes. However, if you plan to hang them, like I did, there are two major problems. One, they are so lightweight that the slightest breeze tilts them and the syrup spills out. Two, they are a MAJOR bee attractor (on ground or in tree). I watched as the poor hummingbirds tried to feed but the feeders were covered with bees and the birds flew away. Since I am one of those who can die from a bee sting, I think the manufacture should have put a warning on the ad that the flowers are not deep (not really clear in the photo) and they will attract bees. If I can find the original wrappings, I will return them.