Pretty in Pink: Scenes from my very own Landscape Bliss™
As I walked around enjoying the beauty of our blooming landscape today, I noticed a recurring, unintentional theme of pink. I decided to photograph a few to highlight the beauty and variety of pink at our place. It was fun, so I think I will dedicate more days to "the color" in my landscape!
Bright pink Impatiens nestled among Purple Queen. The Purple Queens shows signs of the recent hail damage.
A soft pink rose
Carnation pink roses grow along our rear-entry driveway; their color reminds me of the Crayola brand crayon color Carnation Pink
The colors of this rose, the soft pinks, yellow, and orange hues remind me of a sunrise.
The pink bloom of the Purple Queen is a beautiful and delicate accent to such a hardy plant!
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Bright pink Impatiens nestled among Purple Queen. The Purple Queens shows signs of the recent hail damage.
A soft pink rose
Carnation pink roses grow along our rear-entry driveway; their color reminds me of the Crayola brand crayon color Carnation Pink
The colors of this rose, the soft pinks, yellow, and orange hues remind me of a sunrise.
The pink bloom of the Purple Queen is a beautiful and delicate accent to such a hardy plant!
If you enjoy talking dirt, reading helpful tips, and checking out great landscape design photos, check out LandscapeBliss.com!
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Labels: carnation pink, impatiens, landscape bliss, pretty in pink, purple queen, Rose
posted by A Life Inspired at
Sunday, April 27, 2008
1 Comments:
I have a lot of pink in my garden also. I just built a new home and am trying to use big patches of color. One thing for sure, I'm always trying something new but pink will always be a part of it.
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