As a horticulturist with a passion for botany and the interaction between plants and wildlife, I've observed that certain types of plants are more likely to attract hummingbirds than others. Begonias, while beautiful and popular among gardeners, are not typically known as hummingbird attractors. Hummingbirds are primarily drawn to flowers that are brightly colored, especially red, and have tubular shapes with nectar as a food source. Begonias come in various colors, but they don't usually have the tubular shape that hummingbirds prefer for feeding.

However, it's important to note that hummingbirds are attracted to a variety of flowers, and if begonias are the only source of nectar in a particular area, it's possible that they could attract some hummingbird visits. Additionally, if the begonias are particularly vibrant and have a scent that carries, they might pique a hummingbird's curiosity.

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Begonias are not usually considered hummingbird plants, but those with brightly colored blooms attract butterflies and hummingbirds, especially when grown in hanging baskets. ... Too much heat can adversely affect this plant.read more >>