22 Lovely Pink Plants For Your Yard And Garden
The pink flowers are not pale red, faded red or discolored flowers, they offer, on the contrary, a full color largely dominant in the garden and very appreciated to deposit a small touch of tenderness and sweetness, which also tends to give a romantic connotation to the garden. Those who are not afraid to make sexist connections will not hesitate to recall that pink has traditionally been the color attached to little girls. Childhood, candy and happiness are also associated with this pink color with many flowers being covered among many other shades.
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Anemone
Anemones are preferred due to the relatively long blooming period they have covering spring, summer and autumn seasons. It is the flower that symbolizes luck and many people perceive it as bringing spiritual peace of mind.
Society garlic
Society garlic, Tulbaghia violacea, is a clump-forming perennial with a strong garlic smell. The smell comes from the crushed leaves or flower stems, making it unsuitable for use as a cut flower. However, apart from the garlic smell, the plant is worth growing for its beautiful large heads of lavender pink blooms held on tall stems from mid-summer to early autumn.
Creeping Phlox
This delicate peddled flower grows just four to six inches tall but can spread as far as 24 inches, making it a wonderful ground cover. Flower varieties vary from white to pink, with the candy stripe variety perhaps the most stunning.
Daylily
These beautiful plants have a tropical look though they can grow in zones 3-9. Generally blooming in summer and fall, daylily loves the sun. These beautiful flowers can be grown anywhere, but look particularly nice mixed in with dark green shrubbery.
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