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| Pink flower of Geranium macrorrhizum 'Bevan's Variety' scattered in the Shade Path Garden. White variegated Sedum 'Frosty Morn' stands out among the blue Hosta and palmated Geranium foliage. |
A few combinations from around our garden this weekend, all with a little pink...
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| Dianthus 'Fire Witch' and one little forget-me-not blooming along the Front Walk. |
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| Purple Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius 'Summer Wine') flowers start as pink buds and turn white. Fragrant mock orange (Philadelphus) is blooming white in the background. |
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| Pink columbine (Aquilegia) in front of blue Hosta in the Shade Path garden. |
Have restful weekend!
~Julie
Lovely pinks, the Physocarpus is a real beauty. Have a nice weekend and enjoy your garden!
ReplyDeleteRefreshing as pink lemonade! Cool greens and pinks are among my favorite. I especially like the combinations in your first photo.
ReplyDeleteOh, I like that purple ninebark, with its red foliage. Also like the Frosty Morn sedum. My dianthus are just starting to bloom in the rock garden--I put in a new one this year, a dark purple called 'Diana Blueberry.' I wish the woodchucks would let me grow columbine! Pink is my favorite color, so I really enjoyed this post today!
ReplyDeleteMy ninebark is also blooming profusely this year. I have a similar one called 'Diablo'. Love the pinks
ReplyDeleteI love that picture of the forget me not with the pink dianthus. The ninebark is beautiful, wish I had one.
ReplyDeleteI love the pink columbines. They are lovely! Your garden is looking great!
ReplyDeleteSusan
Wow, those plants are bright...and stunning! I was just reading about Ninebark today, and thinking what an interesting shrub it is!
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