Showing posts with label alocasia aurora. Show all posts
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Friday, August 20, 2010

In The Pink

Pink is my favorite color.....


.....from a barely there baby pink like on Sunshine Mimosa, Mimosa strigillosa,
used as a groundcover in the butterfly garden.....


......to  a little deeper pink on these stems of Alocasia 'Aurora'.


Of course, I think Rosa, Belinda's Dream has the perfect shade of pink!


The fuzzy and soft blooms of the Dwarf Chenille plant, Acalypha reptans, are a dark pink
The grandkids love to "pet" these flowers. 


This Angel Wing Begonia, Begonia coccinea, is a very subtle shade of pink.


Labeled as cranberry, this Pentas lanceolata sure looks pink to me.


My favorite Caladium 'Carolyn Wharton' is covered in pink.

"In the pink," is an idiom meaning "at the peak of health." 
I sincerely hope that this day finds both you and your garden IN THE PINK!