Hi Tony and welcome. Hummers have been in your area for a while now. Spring blooming plants to add to your garden are: Aquilegia canadensis (native eastern columbine), Bleeding hearts, Coral Bells (red flower), single flowered azaleas, rhododendron, flowering quince, red buckeye, Coral honeysuckle blooms early and will continue to bloom all season so that is a good staple plant.
For all season blooms Salvia coccinea is a number one attractor. It is an annual but may reseed for you. Some places sell the cultivar Lady in Red. Our walmart has had it in the past but so far they haven't had any at all this year. It is very easy to grow from seed too. Another must have is Salvia guaranitica Black & Blue. This could be a perennial for you with enough winter protection. THey get very large (almost shrub like), Monarda 'Jacob's Cline' is a great mid summer flowering perennial and Lobelia cardinalis (cardinal flower) is a great late summer flowering perennial. Other perennial plants include Lychinis chalcedonica (Maltese Cross), Crocosmia 'Lucifer' Agastache cana, There are several threads here on this forum that discus hummer plants that will list many more. THis should give you a starting point.

Penny

Welcome Tony--- Penny has given you a nice starting point. Hummers are attracted to all brightly colored plants that have tubular or trumpet shaped flowers. My sister has Goldflame honeysuckle which is not invasive and she says they have been all over it already. It seems everything is behind schedule this year because of the late freezes that most people have had.

We just had a freeze warning LAST NIGHT! Arg.. I hope that is the last one. Sick of taking all my plants in.. :)