Pink Flowers

by Brian
(Lakeville, MN)

pink flowering hardy perennial

by nate ellis
(morristown, NY USA)

I grew this perennial from what was supposed to be red hibiscus seed from my dad-I know its not that. This plant is 2 years old, growing in full sun, 2 ft. tall, purple/pink flowers started in early spring around dandelion bloom time. Can someone tell me what it is?
thanks!

pink, double flowering

by candi
(napanoch, ny usa)

pink flower on long stem, smooth green leaves, not serrated, perennial, strong scent {beautiful smell}, blooms early june, grown in Napanoch, NY, grown in full sun. 2 of 2 pics

blush pink fragrant flowers

by Donna McDaniel
(Crossville, Tennessee, USA)

Growing in full sun in Crossville Tennessee. We live in farm country where the soil is very good. It has very fragrant flowers.
Smells like I remember purple petunias smelling! The plant is barely 3 feet tall and bushy and hardy.

Very tall plant with Pink or Purple Flowers

by Peter
(St. Catharines, Ontario)

This plant is over 2 metres high with very big leaves. It has flowers that some describe as pink and some say are purple. At first we thought it was a sunflower when it started growing this year since we had sunflowers in the same area last year. There is nothing like it in any of our neighbours' yards.

pink flower succulent-looking

by Jan
(Norman OK)

Grows multiple coloredflowers from one plant. Pink, salmon, purple, fuschia. 3 feet tall and still growing.The main root stem looks almost succulent. Long leaves all the way up the stalk, that are about 4"by 1.25" across. Flower looks similar to Foxglove only much prettier. Gets afternoon sun.

pink spiked flowers

by Sandi
(Georgia)

We put in a new flower bed this year and this plant volunteered on its own to come up. Have no idea what it is but loved the dark green and purple leaves and then this week I noticed it is getting pink spikes on it now with fuzzy white at the bottom of the spikes. It has grown about 4-5 feet this summer.

pink flower is this?

by Linda K
(Louisa, Ky)

Its leaves a very tiny, as well as the flowers. it seems to vine out everywhere. But I think it is a beautiful plant .

Pink/mauve flower

by Richard
(Picton, Ontario Canada)

3 to 3/12 feet tall. Flower spike, flowers a pink/mauve colour. Leaves are about 2 to 3 inches long and serrated. Growing in full sun in southwest exposure, Zone 5. Seems to be spreading. We bought the house in January, and much of the garden is a mystery.

pink buds

by Amethyst
(Alvarado, TX)

I recently moved to Alvarado, Texas. The weather is sunny and humid, especially in the summer. I live in a zone 7 area, and I think my soil is considered red clay.
This picture is of a tree. The pink buds began blooming in the middle of May.

See parts 2, 3 and 4 for more info on plant

Dark Pink Perennial

by Alice Mackert
(Cleveland, Ohio)

Large(3-6" width) leathery, medium green shiny leaves. Plant height is 16". It has only one stem that sits above the leaves with dark pink, tiny bell like flowers. Plant blooms only once in April-May. I have had this plant for about 6 years, winters well. Is in a part sunny, part shady area.

pink flower, dainty leaves

by Sooz Appel
(Seattle, Wa)

perennial plant, dies down in winter, has groups of three leaves with tall spikes. Spikes have very small, daintypink blossoms. Is blooming now (late May) Grows in part shade (morning sun only). Urban setting.

pink flowers on shrub

by Melanie Reed
(Anamosa, Iowa, USA)

This shrub (I think) has a type of fruit and a flower all growing at the same time. It was beautiful. The flowers are a bright pink and the fruit is orange. I saw it on vacation in Bar Harbor, Maine along the coast. It was July and they were in mostly sunny conditions.

pink flowering Weed id

by Linda
(Ontario,Canada)

This year this tall (approx. 4-6 ft.) multi-branched shrub has shown up in my garden. The branches (canes) are very sturdy and are topped by long spikes with very small pink flowers. Now small round thorns have formed on the spikes. The leaves are not big and look quite attractive. Don''t have any idea what this might be or if it is a weed. Your help would be appreciated.

pink vine flowers

by Mrs. Ortiz
(Tremonton Utah)

It has oval leaves and is a vine type plant and has big pink flowers with yellow centers. What is this flowering vine plant called?

pink flowers and thorns

by Stephanie
(Miami, FL)

This plant has thorny stems and I have seen it in pink and red. It takes full sun and I have seen it in front of companies more then anything. It seems to belong to the cactus family. I live in Miami, Florida and this is where I have seen it.

pale pink shrub flowers on shrub

by Mildred Whitbeck
(Waynesville, NC)

Small shrub with pale pink or lavender clusters of flowers

pink-red perennial

by John
(Davenport, IA)

Hello...

I am embarrassed to ask, but I need this VERY common spring perennial identified. My mind has been drawing a blank for two days on this flower I should know.

It is blooming now. A beer can was placed in the photo for size determination. It is in morning and afternoon sun missing the 4 hottest hours of the day.

I suspect everyone will take one glance and instantly say, "Why that is (fill in the blank)".

Many thanks to all who can help my major brain fart.

It is appreciated!!!

pink flowering spike

by Susan
(Novato, ca)

do you know the name of this plant? the flower head was covered in tiny pink flowers.

pink What kind of Astilbe do I have?

by shady gardener
(SE Iowa)

This is the astilbe with the bright green leaves and red borders in the early spring. The leaves become light green without the red borders later. These are the pink flowers. They are middle sized height, I think.

pink weed?

by grace
(san jose, ca)

weed with vines and little flowers

Beautiful pink mystery flower

by Jennifer Bowen
(Alabama)

This pretty pink flower has started blooming in my flowerbed in early March in Luverne, Alabama. It kind of reminds me of a type of Tulip, but I don't remember buying Tulips for my garden. It has a realy pretty light, but hot pink color flower with just a few green leaves that grow from the bottom of the plant. The entire flower is low to the ground like the Tulips I have seen around here, but the leaves are different, so I'm not sure. I would love to have more of these, but I'm not sure what they are. Thank you so much for helping me! I hope this picture is ok, but if not, I will be glad to try and get closer.

pink spring flowering plant

blooms during early spring

pink spiky plant

plant with pink flowers and spiky parts coming outward was located in Gettysburg PA

pink flowers, tall

by jennifer mills
(new orleans, LA)

This plant is abundant in a neighboring yard in in New Orleans, LA. These plants are in full sun and have been in bloom since May and are still in bloom. The pale pink flowers are atop a very long leafy stem -- the leaves look almost like scales. The plant is stalky and about 4-6 feet tall. Each stalk has tiny thin pods shooting from it making it appear "hairy."
The leaves on the base of the plant (not the stem) are palmately compound.

spiky stems, no leaves, pink blooms

This plant looks a little like sea grass - it has no leaves, and in early spring it has bright pink blooms.

pink flowers, fern like leaves

by chuck brooks
(supply nc)

grows like a tree,has fern like leaves,flower is actually more like strings of beads like a fringe tree type bloom,only place ive seen them are on ocean isle beach north carolina,any help would be appreciated.

Pink Bulb Flower

by akm
(india)

This flower is grown from bulbs. Please if anyone can give name and other details for the same.

pink flowering hedge

by Karen
(St Andrews, Scotland)

Hello, I have just moved house and there is a hedge running at the bottom of the garden in full sun most of the year in quite heavey soil. The garden is not sheltered really and we are 4 miles from the coast in Fife, scotland. THe hedge is not that dense in nature and has small pink flowers all over it - and has done for three weeks now. The leaves are not waxy and not fury and are soft. Any help iding this would be great!

pale pink flower clusters

by Mildred Whitbeck
(Waynesville, NC)

Shrub like bush. Planted last year.
Lots of leaves and clusters of pale pink or lavendar flowers.

Pink Northwest garden flower

I know this is a common flower but I need to identify for a documentary publication

Please Help Identify This Pink Shrub/Bush

by Teresa
(High Point, NC)

I found this shrub - more like a huge bush probably 15 feet tall and at least 25 feet wide, and covered with pink blossoms - in the NC mountains last Friday. I have searched shrubs and trees normally found in the NC mountains, but still cannot locate this one. Obviously, it blooms in April. I included an inset in the photo to show how the branches are loaded with flowers. Hope you can help. Thanks! Teresa

Low growing plant with pink flowers

by Colleen
(Lehi, UT, USA)

This is a low growing plant with finger leaves at base (kind of grows in the ground like a moss) and 3-4" stem with pink or dark pink flower at top. I have taken a sample to several nurseries in my area but they don't know what it is. I believe I bought it at Kmart many years ago and would like more. I live 25 miles south of Salt Lake City, UT. The plant seems to like semi-shade or shade and is growing in fairly sandy soil. It is flowering now (early to middle May).

Small Pink Flower

by Vi
(Medicine Hat, AB)

Grows in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada on the south side in the sun. Soil is river bottom land.

pink flowers spiked leaves

by Debbie McLemore
(Hartselle, AL, USA)

I have a plant in my flower bed that I need help identifying. It is about 36" tall with a long, spiked assuming bloom/blossum at the top. The leaves are unusal, as is the stalk (please see photos). Thanks in advance for your assistance!

Tall stem with pink flower

by Hannah
(Alabama)

Tall stem with leaves and pink flower. Likes the shade. Spreads like crazy. Can someone tell me what this is?

pink flowers reseeds

by Wendy
(Belleville, ON, Canada)

The plant in the picture is growing in my backyard in Belleville, Ontario. Grows to heights of 6' and more and have different shades of flowers on it, the stems are "watery" similar to what portulaca would be like but are large and sturdy. Because it reseeds itself the roots that hold it in are sometimes less than 1/2 inch long, when they reseed themselves they do well in the sun and in the shade; I have tried to transplant some and they didn't do to badly in the shade but not in a sunny spot.

Thank you in advance for helping me find out what this beautiful flower is.

pink flowering African phlox

What is this plant? Someone told me that it is called an African phlox.

Pink with Yellow Center Flower with Tiger Stripes Spear like foilage

by Lowis & Tim Dalpez
(Sacramento, CA)

Pink Petal Yellow Center some with Tiger Stripes on Petals some without. They come up in different colors have seen purple tint petals which are a faint purple to pink tint. Most of the plant comes up first as foliage spear for about a month or so and then the flower stem shoots up and out and the flower will close at night and open at sunlight. They are only around for a couple months then die out. The grown in shaded areas as well as direct sunlight. Our yard is the only one that has them. Have tried to grow in families yard but with no success, The plant grows from a bulb. Not sure what kind of flower / plant we have. The plant grows here in Sacramento, CA.

Pink and White Primrose?

by Jane Housewright
(Newport Vermont)

I was told this is a Morning Primrose but it doesn't look like ones I've seen in books. The flowers grow on a stem of about 4" and the bloom is about 1" round.
It grows in the sun of Zone 3 (Northern VT and Canadian border.

pink mauve early bloomer

by Tom Ivison
(Wasaga Beach, On)

We were told that this plant was called a Painted Hosta,
though I can not find it in our local garden centers.The leaves are about 2 inches by 1 inch, oval, pointed end.
The leaves are green with pinkish blotches, The flowers are small, about one half inch, and are both pink and mauve, in clusters. The soil is fertile, well drained, the location is mostly shady. It is a perennial.
We live in Wasaga Beach, On. We are zone 6. The plant starts blooming very early spring and continues untill late fall.

light pink-mauve flowers on dainty perennial

by Ellin Pollachek
(Catskill NY)

This is the most elegant garden plant that grows in sunny spots. It's self-seeding and I suspect some kind of wildflower because I've never seen seeds for it.

The plant is about 18-24" and has a soft flat velvet veneer. Please let me know what it is. Thanks.

large leafed plant with heart shaped pink seed pods

by Susan Hawthorne
(Portsmouth, VA)

I don't know if this is supposed to be a house plant or a garden plant. A shoot was given to me and the person didn't know. It has grown tall, like jack and the beanstalk!! I've had it several years and this year for the first time, it bloomed. At least I thought it did, then discovered that the "flowers" were actually seed pods. they're a deep pink and heart shaped and the seed is in the top part.
I hope someone knows what this is. It loves it in summer when I put it on my screened porch and it's humid and hot (I live in Eastern VA on the coast).

pink mystery plant

by Judy
(Ontario)

This plant gets to about 5 - 6 feet tall. The stalks are red and 6 sided . The flowers resemble lady slippers and reseed prolificly.

5' tall with narrow leaves and small pink/lilac flowers

by SS
(Edmonton, AB, Canada)

Hi there,

I am in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Zone 3a) in a house where the previous owners had a beautiful perennial garden. I have been able to identify many of them but this particular kind I cannot. These perennials grew from seed and have grown to almost 5 feet. I have searched for days but haven't been able to find out what it is. The closest I can link it to be is some kind of Delphinium, but which kind?

It grows in partial shade where sunlight hits no more than three hours a day. It has appeared under my apple tree too but it hasn't grown that tall at that spot. So it definitely likes the sun.

Please help!

viney plant with broad leaves and dark pink flowers

by Lea Murphy
(Siloam Springs, Ar. USA)

plant #1 viney/ climbing with dark pink flowers.

All summer long pink flowering perennial

by Dolores
(Milton, MA USA)

Right now this mature perennial has long dark green & maroon elegant feather like leaves and starting next month (we live just south of Boston, MA) it begins flowering pink blooms nearly all summer long. I am not sure what it is. It was here when we bought the house. Any ideas are greatly appreciated with solving this mystery. :) TY in advance

Pink-flowering Shrub

by Marjorie Goertzen
(Rose Prairie, British Columbia)

Thank you to all of you who take time to examine and attempt to identify this delightful little flowering shrub! It is one of the first plants to bloom in our perennial flowerbeds here in northeastern British Columbia, north of Fort St. John. Delicate five-petaled pink blossoms, about 1 1/4 inches in diameter, emerge before the leaves have fully unfurled. The deep green leaves are finely serrated, about 1 inch long and 1/2 inch wide, each being attached to the branch of the bush (i.e. not compound). Late in the summer, a few oval brown seed-pods may develop, with a rough coat similar to the skin of kiwi fruit. The bush, which is about 3 1/2 feet tall. does well on the east side of the house, where it receives sunshine in the morning, and shade from about noon onward.

Tall, velvety stems with pink flowers

by Pras
(DC)

This is growing in my garden in DC. Just moved in and this seems to be self-seeding/ perennial.

In winter I cut back some very bushy dry woody growth on these plants from last year then in spring pulled the bushy parts out altogether. Small velvety leaved grayish growth appeared through the dead growth, and around it, stifling nearby bulbs. I thinned it out and the young growth had small but sturdy root systems, and the remaining stems are now about a foot tall. It has flat, hot pink flowers blooming since the start of this week. Leaves grow in opposite pairs, folding off the stem but flattening out and leaf texture is similar to lambs leaf or sage. The plant is very resilient through snow, hail, rain and hot sun this spring and is aggressively spreading to my lawn.

What is this plant and will it take over my entire garden?!!

Pink Peonies?

by Rusty Yancey
(Washington, Indiana)

Mom says these are peonies. I'm trying to identify the plants she has planted over the years. I'm only familiar with the fuller version..is this actually a peony?
It would probably have more blooms in a sunnier spot. Located in Washington, IN

pink flower perennial

by Christie
(Buxton ME USA)

I planted this perennial about 6 yrs ago. It bloomed for the first time last year and bloomed again this year. The leaves have 3 lobes and have rounded edging, they grow in a low mass about 1.5 ft wide. The flowers grow off a single stalk about 1.5 ft high.

Identify Pink and green flower

Please identify: 3 bloom Pink flower with green center on a thickened red stem. Also has pink and green leaves.

Pink Plant

by Melissa
(Belchertown, MA USA)

The plant is in my garden, which receives full sun. I have six of these plants that bloom in the Spring and then die off quickly.

What type of Pink Poppy?

by Linda
(Port Angeles, WA, USA)

Got the seeds from a friend last summer after I saw her poppies in bloom around a small pond. I thought they were peonies from the distance.
Tossed the seeds around the east and south perimeter of our new house and I think every last one of them germinated! Just recently I've been given Himalayan poppy seeds (purple, purple fringe and red fringe) and oriental poppies and California poppies ...
I would love to know if this is a Himalayan and it's name. Also, does anyone have it in a different color?

Small Pink Flower on Spike, Narrow leaves

by Brent L. Bordelon
(Charlotte, NC)

Charlotte, NC. Found in part shade. Spreading rapidly, started late June. Dark green elongated leaves, purple stems, occasional small pink flowers on spike. Plant height 8 to 12 in. Leaves are about 2.5 in long and 1 in wide.

tiny pink flower

by Lani Dean
(North Wales PA)

flower grown from seeds collected from either maine or washington?

Fluffy pink flower

by Brenda
(Strathroy, On Canada)

Tall stems, leaves very large towards the ground, light sweet fragrant smell. Growing in full sun.

unusual pink marsh flower

by Judy Monahan
(Avalon Manor, NJ, USA)

I found this growing in a marshy area surrounded and shaded by marsh mallows, by the bay in New Jersey.

Pink Flower, Green Narrow Leaves, 5' Tall

by Keith W Lawrence
(Hastings, MI, USA)

This is zone 5, Hastings in south west Michigan. Pics taken 17 Aug 2011. The plant is in shade with minimum direct sun. Not sure that that is the correct exposure. Has never had but a few flowers; partly due to late spring deer activity. It is growing with phlox (also deer victim), astilbe, coral bells, ferns, clethra and helleborus. All do very well. Good soil, normal moisture.

Pink flower grown from mixed seed packet

by Ann
(Webster, MA USA)

Pink flower growing in my garden. I sprinkled a packet of mixed flower seeds in the sunny part of my garden, and these are growing among others that I can identify. Too hard to include a leaf because the insects are eating them. I thought it was an abutilon, but now am not sure. Flower is growing in southern Worcester County, MA. About 12-14"tall.

Pretty Pink Flowers

by Joanna
(Brantford, ON, Canada)

This plant is growing like a weed. It stands about 1.5 to 2' tall. Pretty little two tone pink flowers. Is in full sun and has rapidly spread in my garden.

Violet pink Sweet Peas??

by Morgan Houston
(Kitchener, Ontario, Canada)

I think that these are sweet peas but have been unable to find another picture that looks like these ones do. gorgeous detail in the flower that is about 1.5 to 2 inches wide and about 1 inch-ish long they are growing on tall stems that are anywhere from 2 to 5 ft in height and close together to resemble a bush. There is a beautiful yellow and and orange detail in the centre of the blossom as well. They are growing all along the Grand River Trail in Kitchener ON

Thanks for your help and information
Morgan
morganhouston@live.com