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• Undergoes a health screen per shift
• Has protective equipment (counter shields, masks & more)
• Frequently sanitizes the buildings
• Makes hand sanitizer visible and available
• Displays best health practice signage as a reminder to all
• Follows the state phased guidelines for individuals and public gatherings
Top Hummingbird Plants
Enjoy these beautiful and amazing birds. Attracting hummingbirds to your garden is easy and fun. Below is a partial list of Quinta Mazatlan's favorite Hummingbird Plants.
- Turk’s Cap
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(Malvaviscus drummondii) Blooming year round this small to medium deep-rooted shrub (2-9ft), produces red/white flowers that are twisted into a whorl of petals.
- Scarlet Salvia
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(Salvia coccinea) Scarlet sage or salvia has red flowers on a square stem (1-3ft), and lure hummingbirds and butterflies.
- Yellow Sophora
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(Sophora tomentosa) Short, densely-pubescent, rounded shrub, long bumpy pods. Flowers elongated, terminal clusters bright-yellow or yellowish-white; Spring to Fall.
- Wild Olive
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(Cordia boissieri) Large shrub to small tree (10-25ft) with equal spread, flowers essentially year round, white trumpet shaped flowers with yellow center, and fruits a round olive with single seed.
- Coral bean
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(Erythrina herbacea) Blooming from spring to summer dark red waxy flowers on spikes, coral bean (6-25ft) also produces thin dark pods with bright red seeds (poisonous).
