Plants for Hummingbirds that do well in the Sacramento Valley.
These plants will also do well in Sunset Zones 7, 8, 9, 14, and 15 (inland Bay Area, SJV, Motherlode).

Botanical Name	Common Name	Color	Blooms	Notes
Agapanthus africanus	Lily of the Nile	white-purple	sp-fall	p
Agastache species	Hyssop, Horsemint	many	sp-fall	p
Alcea rosea	Hollyhocks	many	sp-fall	p
Antirrhinum majus	Snapdragons	many	cool	ann
Aquilegia caerulea	Rocky Mountain Columbine	blue/white	sp-su	p
Aquilegia formosa	Western Columbine	red/w yellow	sp-fall	p
Aquilegia hybrids	McKana Giants	many	sp-fall	p
Aquilegia hybrids	Music	white, blue, red, yellow	sp-fall	p
Aquilegia hybrids	Songbird	many	sp-dry	p
Arbutos unedo	Strawberry Tree	white fl, red/yellow fruit	fall-wi	t
Arbutos unedo	Compacta'	white fl, red/yellow fruit	fall-wi	shr
Asclepias curassavica	Bloodflower	hot-orange, red	sp-fall	p
Asclepias fascicularis	Narrow-Leaved Milkweed	whitish, buff pink, rose-purple	su-rain	p
Asclepias speciosa	Showy Milkweed	rose-purple	su	p
Asclepias tuberosa	Butterfly Weed	orange-red	sp-fall	p
Buddleia davidii	Butterfly Bush	many	sp-fall	shr
Callistemon	Little John' (3 ft dwarf)	bright red	fall-sp	shr
Callistemon viminalis	Weeping Bottlebrush	bright red	sp-su, int	t
Camellia japonica		many	mid wi	shr
Camellia sasanqua		many	mid wi	shr
Campsis radicans	Trumpet Vine	hot-orange-red	su-fall	v
Campsis tagliabuana	Trumpet Vine	salmon-red	su-fall	v
Clarkia unguiculata	Mountain Garland	pink, red, purple	sp-dry	ann
Cuphea ignea	Cigar Plant	orange/w white&black tip	all year	trp
Cuphea llavea	Batface Cuphea	scarlet/purple	all year	trp
Cuphea melvillea	Giant Candy Corn	orange/yellow/white	all year	trp
Cuphea micropetala	Candy Corn	orange/yellow/white	all year	trp
Cuphea subuligera	Mauve Cuphea, Lavender Cuphea	hot-pinks, mauve, magenta	all year	trp
Epilobium canum (Zauschneria)	California Fuschia	red, pink	su-rain	p
Fuschia species	Fuschia	white, pink, red, violet	mild	trp
Grevillea hybrid	Robyn Gordon'	orange/red	all year	shr
Grevillea hybrid	Noellii'	pink/red	sp, int	shr
Heteromeles arbutifolia	Toyon, Christmas Berry	white fl, red berries winter	sp-su	shr
Hibiscus lasiocarpus	Sacramento Rose Mallow	white/crimson	su-fall	p
Iris sp.	Pacific Coast Hybrids	many	wi-sp	p
Justica carnea	Brazilian Plume Flower	white, pink, red	su	trp
Justicia brandegeana	Shrimp Plant	white w/reddish bracts	su-fall	trp
Lantana camara	Lantana	many	sp-fall	shr
Lavandula angustifolia	English Lavender	lavender	su	p
Lavandula stoechas	Spanish Lavender	lavender	sp-fall	p
Leonotus leonurus	Lion's Tail	orange	su-fall	shr
Lobelia laxiflora	Mexican Lobelia	hot-orange, red	sp-fall	p
Lupinus albifrons	Silver Bush Lupine	purple	sp-su	shr
Lupinus arboreus	Yellow Bush Lupine	yellow	sp-dry	shr
Lupinus succulentus	Arroyo Lupine	purple	sp-dry	ann
Mimulus aurantiacus	Sticky Monkeyflower	yellow-orange	sp-dry	p
Mimulus bifidus	Plumas Monkeyflower	creamy	sp-dry	p
Mimulus cardinalis	Scarlet Monkeyflower	red-scarlet	sp-fall	p
Mimulus puniceus	Red Monkeyflower	brick, rusty red	sp-dry	p
Mirabilis californica	California Four 'o' Clock	magenta, violet	wi-dry	p
Mirabilis jalapa	Four 'o' Clocks	many	warm	p
Mirabilis multiflora	Colorado Four 'o' Clock	pink, salmon, red	sp-rain	p
Monarda didyma	Bee Balm	pink, violet, red, lavender	sp-fall	p
Penstemon barbatus	Beard Tongue	red, pink, lavender	sp-su	p
Penstemon centranthifolius	Scarlet Bugler	scarlet	sp-su	p
Penstemon eatonii	Firecracker Penstemon	red		p
Penstemon heterophyllus	Blue Bedder	blue, rose, violet	sp-su	p
Penstemon spectabilis	Royal Penstemon	deep blue, purple	sp-su	p
Penstemon, Garden Hybrids	Sour Grapes, etc'	many	sp-fall	p
Pentas lanceolata	Pentas	white, pink, red, violet	warm	trp
Ribes aureum	Golden Current	yellow-golden yellow	sp-su	shr
Ribes malvaceum	Chaparral Current	pale-deep pink	wi-sp	shr
Ribes quercetorum	Oak Gooseberry	yellow	wi	frag
Ribes speciosum	Fuschia-Flowering Gooseberry	red	Jan-Feb	shr
Rosmarinus officinallis	Rosemary	blues	fall-sp	p
Salvia blepharophylla	Eyelash-Leaved Sage	orange-red	sp-fall	trp
Salvia coccinea	Lady in Red, Texas Sage	white, pink, red	all year	p
Salvia elegans	Pineapple Sage	scarlet/purple	fall-cold	p, frag
Salvia greggii	Autumn Sage	many	sp-fall	p
Salvia guaranitica	Argentina Skies'	light blue	sp-fall	trp
Salvia guaranitica	Black and Blue'	deep blue, purple calyces	sp-fall
Salvia hybrid	Indigo Spires'	blue-violet	sp-fall	p
Salvia involucrata	Mulberry Jam	magenta	su-fall	p
Salvia leucantha	Mexican Bush Sage	violet	sp, fall	p
Salvia spathacea	Hummingbird Sage	deep pink, red	sp-su	p, frag
Salvia species	Waverly'	lilac-lavender	su-frost	p
Sisyrinchium bellum	Blue-eyed Grass	blue-purple	sp-su	p
Tecomaria capensis	Cape Honeysuckle	orange	fall-sp	v or shr
Verbena hybrids	Verbena	many	sp-fall	ann
Verbena rigida	Sandpaper Verbena	lavender	su	p
Verbena speciosa	Trailing Verbena	vivid blue-purple	sp-fall	p

Notes:
Colours separated by commas indicate different colours. 
Colous separated by a slash "/" are for multi-coloured flowers,  For example, white/red would indicate a white flower with red stripes, or a red center.
Colours separated by a hyphen "-" indicate the possible shades.  Example, white-red would be used where a plant is known to flower in whites, pinks, reds.
Bloom times are noted in traditional seasons (season-season).  Sp-dry or su-rain means summer drought or fall rains bring an end to flowering.
Plants listed as blooming all year may not bloom during cold, dark, wet, foggy stretches that typically occur from mid-November through February.
Other notes: p=perennial, shr=shrub, frag=fragrant flowers or foliage, trp=plant is of subtropical or tropical origin and may be damaged by freezing temperatures,
ann=annual.   Some  plants are listed as perennial but are in fact  shrubs.  I've listed them  by  best use, such as the small shrub Mimulus bifidus which most frequently used
in a perennial situation.  Some shrubs (Salvias mostly) are listed as perennial due to the risk of die-back from freezing temperatures.
** For additional information on cultivation I recommend the Sunset Western Garden Book, Growing California Native Plants, Montery Bay Nursery's Online Catalog,
Las Pilitas Nursery's Plant Lists, the forums at Gardenweb and the Sacramento Gardening Bulletin Board.

There are certainly other plants for hummingbirds that do well in the Sacramento Valley.  This is a quick list of plants I've had good experience with, or plants I've noticed that do
exceptionally well and attract hummingbirds.  Additional plants will be listed in the future.