Better Homes And Gardens 6-cube Organizer Pink
pink Echinacea Razzmatazz coneflower
Credit: David Speer
Pink flowers can add a bold or a delicate touch to the garden. It just depends on which pink shade you choose to use in your landscape. Use light pink flowers for an airy feel or bright pink flowers that pop against a green background. Browse our favorite pink flowering plants.
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Rose Thrift
pink Rose Thrift Armeria maritima Rosea
Credit: Marty Baldwin
Perfect for your rock garden or along the edge of a bed or border, rose thrift adds a punch of pink flowers atop a grassy mound of foliage. The delicate foliage and small flowers are also a great addition to a fairy garden.
Name: Armeria maritima Rosea
Growing Conditions: Full sun to part shade, and well-drained soil
Size: 6-8 inches tall and wide
Zones: 3-9
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'Alice du Pont' Mandevilla
Pink 'Alice du Pont' Mandevilla
Credit: Bob Stefko
Soften your pergola or trellis with mandevilla, a heat-loving tropical vine that sports charming pink flowers all summer long. These flowering vines are low-maintenance and fast-growing.
Name: 'Alice du Pont'Mandevilla
Growing Conditions: Full sun and well-drained soil
Size: Climbs up to 20 feet tall
Zones: 10-11
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'Ann Folkard' Geranium
Pink 'Ann Folkard' Geranium
Credit: Peter Symcox
A great companion for coralbells and lungwort, 'Ann Folkard' geranium weaves its chartreuse foliage through other flowers. This particular cultivar sports magenta-pink flowers.
Name: Geranium 'Ann Folkard'
Growing Conditions: Full sun to part shade, and well-drained soil
Size: 12-24 inches tall, 24-30 inches wide
Zones: 5-9
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'Catherine Woodbury' Daylily
light pink 'Catherine Woodbury' Daylily Hemerocallis
Credit: Matthew Benson
Add fragrance and beauty to your garden with no-fuss, pink-blooming 'Catherine Woodbury' daylily. One of the easiest perennials you can grow, it's sure to be a garden showstopper in early to midsummer.
Name: Hemerocallis 'Catherine Woodbury'
Growing Conditions: Full sun to part shade, and well-drained soil
Size: 3 feet tall
Zones: 3-9
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'Raspberry Wine' Bee Balm
pink 'Raspberry Wine' Bee Balm Monarda
Credit: Laurie Black
Attract butterflies and hummingbirds with bee balm's sweet fragrance. 'Raspberry Wine' offers beautiful rose-red flowers and good disease resistance, too.
Name: Monarda 'Raspberry Wine'
Growing Conditions: Full sun to part shade, and well-drained soil
Size: 30 inches tall
Zones: 3-9
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'Giles Van Hees' Veronica
Pink 'Giles Van Hees' Veronica
Credit: Andrew Drake
Ideal for small gardens, 'Giles Van Hees' is a compact veronica that's resistant to deer. This variety attracts hummingbirds and butterflies with its bright pink flowers.
Name: Veronica 'Giles Van Hees'
Growing Conditions: Full sun to part shade, and well-drained soil
Size: 6 inches tall
Zones: 4-9
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'Appleblossom' Yarrow
yarrow pink flowers
Credit: Tom McWilliam
'Appleblossom' yarrow is a garden favorite with its soft pink flowers that float above feathery, gray-green leaves. This yarrow variety is a great addition to a cottage garden and it's perfect for cutting and drying. It also offers great deer and rabbit resistance!
Name: Achillea 'Appleblossom'
Growing Conditions: Full sun and well-drained soil
Size: 24 inches tall
Zones: 3-9
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Hollyhock
Hollyhock Alcea rosea
Credit: Susan A. Roth
Hollyhocks have been garden favorites for generations. And what's not to love about their towering spikes of hibiscus-shape flowers? The pink-flowering types are particularly fun in the garden as they seem to blend well with everything.
Name: Alcea rosea
Growing Conditions: Full sun and well-drained soil
Size: 3-8 feet tall and 1-3 feet wide
Zones: 3-8
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'Party Dress' Anemone
Pink 'Party Dress' Anemone
Credit: Dency Kane
A striking addition to the garden, 'Party Dress' anemone pushes out big double pink blooms in autumn—a time when most gardens could really use an extra shot of color. They are also great cut flowers for a fall bouquet.
Name: Anemone 'Party Dress'
Growing Conditions: Full sun to part shade, and well-drained soil
Size: 36 inches tall and wide
Zones: 4-8
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'Pumila' Astilbe
Astilbe chinensis 'Pumila' Plant
Credit: Bryan E. McCay
A compact astilbe variety perfect for small spaces, 'Pumila' also offers great flower power. The fragrant pink blooms make it a garden superstar. Plus it's deer resistant!
Name: Astilbe 'Pumila'
Growing Conditions: Part sun to shade and well-drained soil
Size: 12 inches tall
Zones: 4-8
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'Dark Eyes' Fuchsia
dynamic view of red and purple fuchsia bloom
Credit: Rob Cardillo
Generally planted as an annual, 'Dark Eyes' fuchsia adds a touch of elegance to your garden with its draping, lantern-like, double purple flowers. Plant fuchsia in hanging baskets or containers to give your garden an extra pop of color.
Name: Fuchsia 'Dark Eyes'
Growing Conditions: Full sun to shade and well-drained soil
Size: 24-30 inches tall and wide
Zones: 8-10
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Carefree Beauty Rose
Pink Carefree Beauty Rose Rosa
Credit: Peter Krumhardt
Bred by the late Dr. Griffith Buck of Iowa State University, this wonderful shrub rose offers fragrant pink semidouble flowers all summer and fall. It has excellent disease resistance. Try planting it with burgundy foliage such as Diabolo ninebark or 'Velvet Cloak' smokebush.
Name: Carefree Beauty Rosa
Growing Conditions: Full sun and moist, well-drained soil
Size: 4 feet tall and wide
Zones: 4-9
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Allium
Pink Allium oreophilum
Credit: Mark Kane
The perfect plant to celebrate spring in the rock garden, Allium oreophilum grows low and boasts pretty pink flowers. The whimsical, round blooms of allium are a great way to add height and unexpected color to the back of a flower bed.
Name: Allium oreophilum
Growing Conditions: Full sun to part shade, and well-drained soil
Size: 4 inches tall
Zones: 4-7
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Sugar Tip Rose of Sharon
Pink Sugar Tip Rose of Sharon Hibiscus syriacus
Credit: Marty Baldwin
Rose of Sharon brings tropical flair to the garden with its continuous supply of pink blooms. This standout hibiscus selection also offers variegated foliage! Use it for a focal point in the garden or as a privacy hedge.
Name: Sugar Tip Hibiscus syriacus
Growing Conditions: Full sun to part shade, and well-drained soil
Size: To 8 feet tall, 6 feet wide
Zones: 5-8
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Peony
Pink Peony Paeonia
Credit: David Speer
Few flowers are as opulent as a pink petal-filled peony. This carefree plant blooms in late spring and most varieties waft a delightful fragrance. You can dry the flowers for dried-flower crafts, too.
Name: Paeonia selections
Growing Conditions: Full sun and moist, well-drained soil
Size: 4 feet tall and wide
Zones: 3-8
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'Angelique' Tulip
Pink 'Giles Van Hees' Veronica
Credit: Peter Krumhardt
Among the most beautiful of all tulips, 'Angelique' bears double flowers in a delightful shade of soft pink. It's also long-lived, able to bloom for several years in the right conditions. Plant 'Angelique' with white daffodils for a wonderful spring treat.
Name: Tulipa 'Angelique'
Growing Conditions: Full sun and well-drained soil
Size: To 15 inches tall and 6 inches wide
Zones: 3-8
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Foxglove
Foxglove Digitalis varieties
Credit: Ed Gohlich
Foxgloves are majestic, low-care plants for the woodland garden. Most of the common varieties are biennials, meaning they grow foliage one year, bloom the next, then die. But happily, if you leave them to drop seed, new crops will spring up on their own every year.
Name: Digitalis selections
Growing Conditions: Part shade and moist, well-drained soil
Size: To 6 feet tall and 2 feet wide
Zones: 4-8
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Dianthus
dianthus perennial pink flowers
Credit: Peter Krumhardt
You'll sometimes see "pinks" used as another common name for dianthus, so it's no surprise this is one of our top picks. Most dianthus are fragrant and many varieties, such as Firewitch, offer stunning silvery-blue foliage.
Name: Dianthus gratianopolitanus selections
Growing Conditions: Full sun and well-drained soil
Size: To 6 inches tall and 18 inches wide.
Zones: 3-8
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Dahlia
dynamic shot of red and fuchsia dahlia blooms
Credit: Kindra Clineff
One of the finest summer-blooming bulbs around, dahlias produce elegant flowers that are perfect for cutting. Plant breeders have given us a wealth of choices—from blooms that appear in the softest of pink shades to eye-popping cerise. Their size ranges, too, from little 3-inch-wide gems to varieties that have flowers more than a foot wide.
Name: Dahlia selections
Growing Conditions: Full sun and well-drained soil
Size: From 6 inches to 6 feet tall, depending on variety
Zones: Zones 8-10, but you can dig and store the tubers over winter.
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Bleeding Heart
bleeding heart shade garden perennial
Credit: Peter Krumhardt
A gorgeous perennial for shady spots in your yard, bleeding heart offers lovely pink blooms that are heart-shaped in the bud. The blue-green foliage is a nice contrast to other plants.
Name: Dicentra spectabilis
Growing Conditions: Shade and moist, well-drained soil rich in organic matter
Size: To 4 feet tall and 3 feet wide
Zones: 3-9
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Phlox
pink-creeping-phlox-4459e876
Credit: Peter Krumhardt
What would the summer garden be without phlox? This perennial bears big heads of fragrant flowers in mid- to late summer, often when gardens need it the most.
Test Garden Tip: Grow phlox where it has plenty of air circulation to stop powdery mildew, a common disease of this flower.
Name: Phlox paniculata selections
Growing Conditions: Full sun and moist, well-drained soil
Size: 4 feet tall and 3 feet wide
Zones: 4-8
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Petunia
pink petunia blooms
Credit: Justin Hancock
One of the most popular summer annuals, petunias appear in almost every color. Pink shades are perfect for cool color schemes, though—try mixing them with purple angelonia, white annual phlox, or burgundy-leaf sweet potato vine.
Name: Petunia selections
Growing Conditions: Full sun and moist, well-drained soil
Size: To 4 feet tall and wide, depending on type
Zones: Annual
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Crabapple
Pink Crabapple Malus
Credit: Denny Schrock
One of the first trees to put on a show in spring, crabapples keep the display going thanks to their lovely red, purple, or yellow fruits that attract birds. And many crabapple selections offer good fall color, too.
Name: Malus selections
Growing Conditions: Full sun and well-drained soil
Size: From 6 to 25 feet tall and wide, depending on variety
Zones: 3-8
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Purple Coneflower
pink Echinacea Razzmatazz coneflower
Credit: David Speer
Whoever named this plant purple coneflower was stretching it a bit—the lovely summertime blooms are definitely more on the pink (or mauve) side. Regardless, it's a wonderful choice for the garden as it offers a ton of flowers, attracts butterflies, and holds up well to heat and drought.
Name: Echinacea purpurea
Growing Conditions: Full sun and well-drained soil
Size: To 4 feet tall and 3 feet wide
Zones: 3-9
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