Pink

Pink is a staple in many gardens. It brings softness and is easy to match with other tones, whether with pure white or more striking purple. You will find pink flowers among tiny annuals as well as grown perennials, from light pastel shades to deep raspberry. Spring beds find it hard to get by without pink tones. Some of the most popular harbingers of spring are various types of bulbs. If you want to enjoy them to the fullest, read how to grow tulips. You will find out how to choose the right spot for them and how to look after them so they have the most beautiful colors. During the summer and autumn, sturdier plants will take care of the pink. A typical example is the popular tuberous flowers that keep blooming until the first frosts. For an abundant supply of cut flowers, we recommend reading how to grow dahlias. These plants will then bring you joy for long weeks.