Think I'm out of pinks now.

I got that as a bonus, but it hasn't bloomed yet. Has lots of increase, so maybe this year it will put on a show.

A Star is Born:

Moorhead, 2009

The Database calls this a peach reverse bitone. But it sure looks pink to me!!

I am remembering posting Pinks, too, but my rememberer isn't firing on all cylinders these days.


Alexis

Amorous Heart

Betsey Boo

June Krausse

We did PINKS on Feb 15, I remember as I don't do pinks usually in my garden so didn't post any. Show us your Colors - Part 2

Muddymitts said:OK -- there's still an hour left for posting purples, in case any of our west-coast members wish to do so.

Tomorrow's color will be Pink!! Every shade of pink from the palest barely there to deep rich rose. Solids, blends, bi-tones.

Loon Lake

Magical

Act of Kindness:

Ghio, 2001

I know -- it looks like a BiColor to me too. Database says it is cream and rose blend.

Pink Attraction

Calif_Sue said:We did PINKS on Feb 15, I remember as I don't do pinks usually in my garden so didn't post any. Show us your Colors - Part 2

Well crap. I didn't go far enough in the posts in Group 2.

Now what will we do, Sue? How about if we do Pink BiColors? Regular and Reverse...........

You can edit your first post too for late comers.

I just found where we did it in Part two, and posted it on that thread. Oh well. Pink bicolors sounds good. Let us know. Time for the Ginko

Bienna Waltz - my favorite!

OK -- Pink BiColors it is!! I'll go fix the first post -- thanks Sue.

No kidding Tom. Thing is -- it was niggling in the back of my mind -- but I just couldn't find it.

How about Variegatas next?

Dutchmans' Dream

Last one should say -Vienna Waltz (my bad). This one is Ballerina Girl (probably a plicata but it is PINK)