Steph,

I hate to see a post go unanswered for so long, but I'm not really sure what it is you're looking for. Perhaps other potential responders are in the same quandary. I simply am not familiar with copper tubing with flowers on the end. Copper tubing, of course, but with flowers on the end of it? No. I did a little internet searching myself and couldn't find anything resembling this.

Perhaps you could explain more fully what it is you are trying to do. I'm pretty handy, so maybe I could figure out how you could get the results you are after. Would it work to get copper tubing, which is very easily obtainable, and fashion some sort of flower at the end?

Hi Steph,
I hate to say it, but I have been given several hummer feeders with that copper tubing and the red metal flower on the end!! All I have had is an awful time getting the darn bugs out that seem to be attracted to the flower?? and crawl into the tubing and get stuck and DIE!!
All four of the feeders are basically the same and this keeps happening to all of them, so I just quit using them!
They are very pretty feeders, but those darn bugs anyway. Thought maybe if I told you what happened to mine, you may just have another idea on how to make the feeder tube?
I hope this is helpful :)
Patricia

Steph,
I wouln't suggest using the copper tubing mainly for safety reasons. They do make clear plastic tubing for the same purpose. It comes with the red feeder tip and the stopper (link below). I willl also tell you up front that this type of feeder does tend to drip.

Penny

Here is a link that might be useful: feeder supplies

I know this is a really old post but the copper tubing is just that and the "flower" is the handle of a spigot which can be found in the hardware section of a home improvement store.