Come along with me on this saturday morning to see what pink blooming we can find today in my garden.
I have three rose bushes, and they are all in different shade of pink. These are two of them blooming.
Pink Vinca. This is a self-sowing. I did not take it out figuring my garden can use some more color in this winter.
Pentas. They are planted in front of the African Iris (Fortnight Lily), which green waving foliages give this plant a nice background.
Even the blooming is not as prolific as it was in the summer, the Desert Rose has been continousely blooming since I brought it home last summer.
This Dipladenia pink is another non-stopping bloomer in my garden, even after that two weeks near freeze
weather. It was sheltered under a coconut tree and next to the fence during the freeze.
Kalanchoe. Oops, I did not plant this one. My husband found this hidden among the pool pump equipments two days ago. Don't know how it got there. Of course, as a "good" gardener, I dug them out and potted them up :)
Bromeliad (Update: Tillandsia Cyanea). Hmm... does this count? There is a blue flower shooting out of the pink bracts.
Zinnia: Another self-sowing plant.
Of course, I can not forget this Brazilian Red Hots (Alternanthera) in recovery from the freeze damage.
This snapdragon (Antirrhinum) is new to my garden.
Stock (Matthiola), another new plant I introduced to my garden after the freeze. Love their brilliant colors!











