70+ Pink Flower Names and Pictures – List of Pink Flower Types

Want to add new flowers to your garden this year? Check out the list of pink flower names and pictures below for inspiration.

You can use it to identify flowers you have seen and liked, or to discover new types of pink flowers!

Of the 70+ pink flower varieties in this list, some are uncommon, while others are more popular pink flowers. 

Each one has a photo and basic care notes, so you can see if it would be a good fit in your garden.

You can also download a free pink flowers names printable list from the project card at the bottom of the page to take with you when you go plant shopping.

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Pink flower names and pictures (A)

This names of pink flowers in this list are in alphabetical order. The section below covers pink flower types starting with the letter A.

African daisy (Osteospermum)

In addition to attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies, African daisies also attract other beneficial insects like ladybugs, lacewings and parasitic wasps. 

• Plant type: Tender perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 10-11

Get this plant with pink flowers here.

Afterglow echeveria (Echeveria ‘Afterglow’)

The purple leaves and pink flowers of this echeveria make a stunning color combination. If your echeveria isn’t blooming, learn how to make your echeveria flowers here. 

• Plant type: Tender perennial (succulent)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Spring through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-12

Purchase this succulent with pink flowers here.

Ana Rosa Frangipani (Plumeria ‘Ana Rosa’)

Frangipani flowers are commonly used to make leis because of their pleasant fragrance, and their wide variety of flower colors.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (tree, shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 10-12

Buy this tree with pink flowers here.

Astilbe (Astilbe sp.)

Astilbe makes a great companion plant. It loves shade, so try growing astilbe if you have a shade garden.

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full shade to partial sun
• Bloom time: Late spring to late summer
• Hardiness zones: 3-9

Get this pink flower plant here.

Austin Pretty Limits® oleander (Nerium oleander ‘Austin Pretty Limits®’)

Every part of the oleander plant (including the leaves, flowers, stems and sap) is highly toxic. Make sure you don’t grow these poisonous pink flowers around children and pets.

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 8-11

Purchase these pink flowering shrubs here.

Azalea (Rhododendron sp.)

Depending on the variety, this spring-blooming shrub can grow anywhere from 1-20 feet tall. Azaleas bloom on old wood, so it’s important to prune this shrub right after it finishes blooming so you don’t remove the flower buds for the upcoming year.

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Partial shade to partial sun
• Bloom time: Spring
• Hardiness zones: 5-9

Buy this plants with pink flowers here.

Pink flower pictures and names (B)

The pink flower images and names below start with the letter B.

Barbara Karst bougainvillea (Bougainvillea x buttiana ‘Barbara Karst’)

Bougainvillea is a drought tolerant plant that’s able to handle urban pollution, making it an excellent choice to grow if you live in a big city. These sprawling and fast growing pink flowering shrubs are great for camouflaging and covering fences, pergolas, arbors and trellises.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (shrub, vine)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Early spring through late fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Get shrub with pink flowers here.

Beardtongue (Penstemon sp.)

These hardy pink perennials grows in a wide range of environments, including sandy, rocky any loamy soil. They’re also drought tolerant once established.

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through summer
• Hardiness zones: 3-10

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Belladonna lily (Amaryllis belladonna)

In addition to being called belladonna lilies these perennials with pink flowers are also called “naked ladies” because after their leaves die back in the spring, they grow “naked” (leafless) flower stalks which produce light pink flowers.

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late summer through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 7-10

Buy these pink flowering bulbs here.

Bernice Ikins hardy water lily (Nymphaea ‘Bernice Ikins’)

Waterlilies are tuberous aquatic plants that grow in water. These bright pink flowers are a stunning addition to any backyard pond or a meditation garden.

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through summer
• Hardiness zones: 3-11

Get these perennials with pink flowers here.

Blushing Summer Valentine daylily (Hemerocallis ‘Blushing Summer Valentine’)

Daylilies come in a wide variety of colors, including pink, red, purple, yellow, orange, and off-white. 

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Summer
• Hardiness zones: 3-9

Buy this perennial with pink flowers here.

Boat orchid (Cymbidium sp.)

Boat orchids are a great option for cut flowers. Once cut, and put in water their beautiful pink flowers can last up to six weeks!

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Partial sun
• Bloom time: Fall, winter, spring
• Hardiness zones: 10-12

Purchase these light pink flowers here.

Bower vine (Pandorea jasminoides)

Bower vines produce white flowers with deep pink centers. These fragrant and fast-growing pink flowering vines make a great choice for archways and arbors. 

• Plant type: Tender perennial (vine)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Buy these pink flowering vines here.

Brazilian plume flower (Justicia carnea)

When grown outside, the tubular small pink flowers of Justicia carnea attract butterflies and hummingbirds. They can also be grown indoors as houseplants.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Partial sun to partial shade
• Bloom time: Spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 8-11

Get these pink perennial flowers here.

Brilliant Pink Iceberg rose (Rosa ‘PRObril’)

Every rose color has a specific meaning. Pink roses symbolize gratitude, admiration, happiness, gentleness and grace.

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 5-9

Purchase these pink perennials here.

Bromeliad Guzmania (Guzmania lingulata ‘Scarlet Star’)

There are many varieties of bromeliads, including the Scarlet Star bromeliad pictured above and the Red Star bromeliad. The colorful bracts surrounding their small flowers can last for 3-6 months, giving them interest for a long period of time.

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Partial sun 
• Bloom time: Can bloom year round
• Hardiness zones: 10-12

Buy these dark pink flowers here.

Pink flower images and names (C-D)

The pink flower pictures and names below are for the letters C through D.

Camellia (Camellia sp.)

Camellias prefer slightly acidic soil. You can make your soil more acidic and nitrogen rich by adding used coffee grounds to your soil.

• Plant type: Perennial (tree, shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Partial shade
• Bloom time: Spring, fall and winter
• Hardiness zones: 6-9

Get these beautiful pink flowers here.

Catherine Woodbury Daylily (Hemerocallis ‘Catherine Woodbury’)

Each of the big pink flowers on daylily plants only last for one day (hence their common name). You can keep your plant looking tidy by deadheading it.

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Summer
• Hardiness zones: 3-9

Purchase these pink summer flowers here.

Chinese fringe-flower (Loropetalum chinense)

Chinese fringe-flower is a member of the witch hazel family. In addition to the bright pink flowers pictured above, this evergreen shrub also produces red, burgundy and white flowers too.

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Spring through early summer
• Hardiness zones: 7-10

Buy this pink flowering shrub here.

Crape myrtle (Lagerstroemia)

If you want to plant a pink flowering tree whose blooms you can enjoy for a long time, try planting crape myrtle. They are known for their long-lasting small pink flowers.  

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub, tree)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 6-10

Get this pink flowering tree here.

Cyclamen (Cyclamen persicum)

Cyclamen persicum goes into a period of dormancy during the summer months. It re-blooms in the cooler temperatures of fall, winter and spring.

• Plant type: Tuberous tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Partial sun, partial shade
• Bloom time: Fall, winter and spring
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Buy these bright pink flowers here.

Dendrobium orchid (Dendrobium orchid sp.)

Dendrobium orchids (and other orchids varieties) are epiphytes. They don’t need soil to grow, and use their long arial roots to anchor themselves to trees and to draw in the water they need.

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Partial sun
• Bloom time: Spring, summer, fall, winter
• Hardiness zones: 9-12

Purchase these pretty pink flowers here.

Desert rose (Adenium obesum)

One of the prominent features of desert rose is its swollen caudex (trunk) which stores water. The appearance of it’s caudex makes it a great choice to train as a bonsai tree.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (succulent shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: spring through summer
• Hardiness zones: 11-12

Buy these bright pink flowers here.

Double Delight hybrid tea rose (Rosa ‘Double Delight’)

The white and pink variegated petals of this hybrid tea rose make it a show stopper in any garden. 

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 5-9

Get this perennial with pink flowers here.

Double hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis ‘Pride of Hankins White’)

These tropical pink flowers are known for their ruffled, double flowers. They thrive in warm environments, and are highly susceptible to frost.  

• Plant type: Tender perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-12

Purchase this deep pink flowers here.

List of pink flowers names and pictures (E-H)

The pink flowers images and names below cover the letters E through H.

Eastern redbud (Cercis canadensis)

This tree with pink flowers is part of the pea family (Fabaceae). It’s flowers are edible, and have a mild and sweet flavor. 

• Plant type: Perennial (tree)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Early spring through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 4-9

Buy this pink flowering tree here.

English Roseum rhododendron (Rhododendron ‘English Roseum’) 

The rhododendron is the national flower of Nepal. This plant with pink flowers is part of the Ericaceae family which also produces cranberries and blueberries.

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial shade
• Bloom time: Late spring through early summer
• Hardiness zones: 4-8

Get these perennials with pink flowers here.

Evening primrose (Oenothera speciosa)

These pink perennial flowers bloom at night, and have a lemony scent that they release at dusk.

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 4-9

Purchase these small pink flowers here.

Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea)

Foxglove plants grow 2-6 feet (60-183 cm) tall. They’re a great option for adding height and interest to a cottage garden.

• Plant type: Biennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Summer
• Hardiness zones: 4-9

Buy these tall pink flowers here.

Gladiolus (Gladiolus sp.)

Gladiolus plants grow from corms and come in virtually every color including pink, red, orange, yellow, white, purple, and green. 

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Early summer to early fall
• Hardiness zones: 5-11, depending on type

Get these pink perennial flowers here.

Ham and Eggs lantana (Lantana camara ‘Ham and Eggs’)

Lantana plants are great for attracting hummingbirds, bees, swallowtail butterflies and other pollinators. 

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 7-11

Purchase these tiny pink flowers here.

Hardy Pink oleander (Nerium oleander ‘Hardy Pink’)

While the oleander plant is beautiful, every part of it (including the leaves, flowers, stems and sap) is highly toxic. Don’t grow this plant around children and pets.

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 7-11

Buy these poisonous pink flowers here.

Hollyhock (Alcea rosea)

If you love the look of a cottage garden try growing hollyhocks. They will add height and a pop of color to your yard.

• Plant type: Biennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Summer
• Hardiness zones: 3-9

Get these common pink flowers here.

Pictures and names of pink flowers (I-M)

The pink flower plants below are for the letters I through M.

Ice plant (Delosperma cooperi)

These dark pink flowers make great drought tolerant ground cover. They are fast growing, and have strong roots that help stabilize the soil and prevent erosion on sloping areas. 

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Early summer though fall
• Hardiness zones: 6-10

Purchase these pink perennial flowers here.

Indian hawthorn (Rhaphiolepis indica)

This flowering shrub produces tons of tiny pink flowers. It’s a great way to add interest to your yard in the early part of the year before any of your summer-blooming plants have begun flowering.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late winter to late spring
• Hardiness zones: 8-10

Buy these small pink flowers here.

Ivy geranium (Pelargonium peltatum)

Plant these pretty pink flowers in creative planters like bicycle planters, shoe planters, or wheelbarrow planters to add a pop of color to your yard.

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun to partial sun
• Bloom time: Mid spring through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Get these beautiful pink flowers here.

Joe-Pye weed (Eutrochium fistulosum)

These tall pink flowers grow on stalks that reach up to 8 feet (244 centimeters) tall, depending on the variety. They attracts bees, butterflies, moths and hummingbirds.

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Mid summer through fall
• Hardiness zones: 4-9

Purchase these pink flower seeds here.

Lavender scallops (Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi)

Many types of Kalanchoe have distinctive leaves. Panda plant has fuzzy leaves, mother of thousands produces tiny plantlets on its leaves, and lavender scallops have beautiful scalloped leaves with a lavender hue.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (succulent)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Late winter through early summer
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Buy this pink flower succulent here.

Madagascar periwinkle (Catharanthus roseus)

Vinca alkaloids (which are derived from the Madagascar periwinkle) are used in chemotherapy drugs. They disrupt cell division and are effective in fighting against certain types of cancers.

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Early summer through fall
• Hardiness zones: 10-11

Get these pretty pink flowers here.

Mandevilla (Mandevilla sp.)

These beautiful tropical flowers love to climb. If you want to grow mandevilla, plant it beneath a garden obelisk and watch it flourish!

• Plant type: Tender perennial (vine)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Purchase these pink flowering vines here.

Mexican snowball (Echeveria elegans)

Echeveria succulents grow in a rosette shape, and send up scapes with tiny pink flowers. This pink flower succulent makes a great addition to dessert gardens.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (succulent)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Spring through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-12

Buy this succulent with pink flowers here.

Milk and Wine lily (Crinum x herbertii)

These downward facing tuberous flowers are drought tolerant and easy to care for once established. 

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Early summer through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 8-10

Get this white and pink flower plant here.

Moth orchid (Phalaenopsis)

Moth orchids are an easy, low maintenance houseplant that enjoy bright, indirect light. Once they bloom, their pretty pink flowers can last for several months!

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Partial sun
• Bloom time: Fall, winter, spring
• Hardiness zones: 10-12

Purchase this plant with pink flowers here.

Mum (Chrysanthemum x morifolium)

This perennial with pink flowers has a mounding growth habit, which makes it ideal for container planting. Try incorporating mums in your fall front porch decor this year.

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late summer to fall
• Hardiness zones: 5-9

Buy this pink flower plant here.

Types of pink flowers list (N-P)

The pink flower names and pictures below cover the letters N through P.

New Guinea impatiens (Impatiens hawkeri)

All varieties of impatiens are shade loving plants, but New Guinea impatiens can tolerate a little more sun than other varieties.

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Partial sun, shade
• Bloom time: Spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 10-11

Get these light pink flowers here.

New Zealand tea tree (Leptospermum scoparium ‘Ruby Glow’)

This pink flowering shrub can grow up to 10 feet tall and wide, under the right conditions. It’s also deer resistant and virtually pest free.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Late spring to early summer
• Hardiness zones: 9-10

Purchase this shrub with pink flowers here.

Oriental lily (Lilium sp.)

This type of lily is heavily scented and has heart shaped petals that curve downward. Oriental lilies are often confused with asiatic lilies.

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Mid to late summer
• Hardiness zones: 3-9

Buy these pink flower bulbs here.

Pink calla lily (Zantedeschia rehmannii)

Calla lilies are a popular houseplant with beautiful blooms. In addition to the pink variety above, they also come in shades of white, yellow, orange, red, and purple.

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial shade
• Bloom time: Late spring to early fall
• Hardiness zones: 8-10

Get these tropical pink flowers here.

Pink Double Knock Out® rose (Rosa ‘Radtkopink’)

If you’re looking for a romantic rose, try growing these Pink Double Knock Out® roses. Each of their pretty pink flowers has 30-35 petals, giving each rose a lush and full appearance.

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 5-11

Purchase these big pink flowers here.

Pink Floyd rose (Rosa ‘Pink Floyd’)

This hybrid tea rose makes a stunning addition to floral displays. Roses like acidic environments, so you can make these cut flowers last longer by adding vinegar to the water in their vase.

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 4-9

Buy these dark pink flowers here.

Pink Sugar African daisy (Arctotis ‘Pink Sugar’)

African daisies, like most varieties of daisies, are nyctinastic plants. They close their petals at night to protect themselves.

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Purchase this plant with pink flowers here.

Persian buttercup (Ranunculus asiaticus)

There’s a 55 acre ranunculus flower field that you can visit in southern California called the Carlsbad Flower Fields. It’s where the photo above was taken.

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late spring to early summer
• Hardiness zones: 8-11

Buy these bright pink flowers here.

Plumed cockscomb (Celosia argentea)

When Celosia is young its leaves, stems, and flowers are edible, and have a flavor similar to spinach. However, it’s most often grown as an ornamental flower.

• Plant type: Tender perennial 
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 10-11

Get seeds to grow these tropical pink flowers here.

Pink flower types (Q-S)

The pink flower photos and names below are for the letters Q through S.

Queen Elizabeth Rose (Rosa ‘Queen Elizabeth’)

The Queen Elizabeth rose (introduced in 1954) became the first rose classified as a grandiflora rose. It has the long stems of a hybrid tea rose and clustered blooms of a floribunda rose.

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 5-9

Purchase these plants with pink flowers here.

Red Frangipani (Plumeria rubra)

This tree with deep pink flowers lures in pollinators with it’s strong fragrance, but doesn’t reward them with any nectar.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (tree, shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 10-12

Buy this tree with pink flowers here.

Richmond begonia (Begonia ‘Richmondensis’)

The leaves of this begonia are just as pretty as its flowers are. The underside of the leaves are reddish so they look pretty in hanging baskets where you can clearly see their leaves.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Partial shade to partial sun
• Bloom time: Spring through late summer
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Get these dark pink flowers here.

Rose mallow (Hibiscus ‘Angel Eyes’)

This type of hibiscus has white flowers with deep pink centers that have an 8 inch (20 centimeter) diameter. Each of these tropical flowers only lasts a day, but is replaced by more blooms the next day.

• Plant type: Perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Mid summer through fall
• Hardiness zones: 4-9

Purchase these pink perennials here.

Rosy trumpet tree (Tabebuia rosea)

The rosy trumpet tree’s blooming season is short but spectacular. It produces clusters of vibrant pink flowers with yellow throats, and each cluster contains about 30 flowers!

• Plant type: Tender perennial (tree)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Late winter to early spring 
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Buy seeds to grow this pink flowering tree here.

Sarah Bernhardt peony (Paeonia lactiflora ‘Sarah Bernhardt’)

If you’re looking for long lasting plants with pink flowers, try growing peonies. They’re easy to care for, and can live for over a hundred years! 

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through early summer
• Hardiness zones: 3-8

Get these big pink flowers here.

Scarlet trumpet vine (Amphilophium buccinatorium)

Hummingbirds love the reddish pink trumpet shaped flowers of this fast-growing vining plant. 

• Plant type: Tender perennial (vine)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Summer through fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Get these deep pink flowers here.

Saucer magnolia (Magnolia x soulangeana)

This pink flowering tree is an early spring-blooming plant, known for producing large pink and white blooms on bare branches before the leaves of the tree appear.

• Plant type: Perennial (tree, shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Early to mid spring
• Hardiness zones: 5-9

Purchase this tree with pink flowers here.

Sour fig (Carpobrotus edulis)

This succulent with pink flowers is highly salt and drought tolerant. Since it can grow in sandy soil, it is often grown to stabilize dunes.

• Plant type: Perennial (succulent)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Spring through late summer
• Hardiness zones: 7-10

Get this pink flower succulent here.

Spider flower (Cleome hassleriana)

After these pink annual flowers are finished blooming, their seeds in their flower heads will attract birds to your yard in the winter.

• Plant type: Annual
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Early summer through fall
• Hardiness zones: N/A

Purchase these tiny pink flowers here.

Summer Crush® bigleaf hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Bailmacfive’)

Hydrangeas can change color from pink to blue based on their soil. If you want to grow hydrangeas in your garden, make sure you learn how to prune and propagate them.

• Plant type: Perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Partial sun
• Bloom time: Early summer through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 4-9

Buy these common pink flowers here.

Pink flower photos and names (T-Z)

The pink flowers names and pictures below cover the letters T through Z.

Topsy Turvy echeveria (Echeveria runyonii ‘Topsy Turvy’)

This type of echeveria is known for its distinctive leaves that curve upwards and roll downwards.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (succulent)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Spring through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-12

Get this succulent with pink flowers here.

Tropical hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis)

These deep pink flowers are edible, and often used to garnish desserts and salads. They’re also a popular flower used in teas. 

• Plant type: Tender perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-12

Purchase these tropical pink flowers here.

Urn plant (Aechmea fasciata)

Aechmea fasciata only blooms once in its lifetime. It produces pups (baby plants) before it dies that can be propagated into new plants.

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Partial sun
• Bloom time: Only blooms once, timing varies
• Hardiness zones: 10-11

Buy these popular pink flowers here.

Wax begonia (Begonia semperflorens cultorum group)

Many varieties of begonias (including wax begonias, rex begonias, dragon wing begonias, and angel wing begonias) are self-cleaning flowers that don’t need to be deadheaded.

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun, partial shade, full shade
• Bloom time: Spring thorough fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Get these small pink flowers here.

Wendy’s Wish sage (Salvia ‘Wendy’s Wish’)

This pink flowering shrub has a long blooming period. It produces spikes of hot pink flowers that bloom from late spring through fall.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (shrub)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun to partial sun
• Bloom time: Late spring through fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Purchase this pink flowering shrub here.

Yani’s Delight bougainvillea (Bougainvillea glabra ‘Yani’s Delight’)

This shrub with pink flowers is a fast growing, climbing and vining plant. It’s an excellent choice for vertical gardens.

• Plant type: Tender perennial (shrub, vine)
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Early spring through late fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Buy these pretty pink flowers here.

Zinnia (Zinnia elegans)

Zinnias are so popular and easy to grow, that they were the first flowers grown in space. They were grown aboard the International Space Station in 2016.

• Plant type: Annual
• Sunlight needs: Full sun
• Bloom time: Early summer through fall
• Hardiness zones: N/A

Get these pink annual flowers here.

Zonal geranium (Pelargonium hortorum)

These popular pink flowers have a strong scent which helps repel deer and rabbits.

• Plant type: Tender perennial
• Sunlight needs: Full sun, partial sun
• Bloom time: Spring through early fall
• Hardiness zones: 9-11

Purchase these beautiful pink flowers here.

Printable names of pink flowers list

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Printing instructions:

• Choose portrait orientation and “fit to page” on your printer settings for a full page printout.
• You can also print this free pink flower names list in a slightly smaller size from the project card at the bottom of this page. Just scroll down and press “print”.

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Have you enjoyed learning these pink flowers with names? Let your friends and family know about them by sharing this post:

Identify pink flowers with the list of 70+ pink flower names and pictures on The Gardening Cook. 🌷🌸🌺 #PinkFlowerNames #TypesOfPinkFlowers #PinkFlowers Share on X

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Would you like a reminder of this post with this pink flower identification list? Just pin the image below to one of your gardening boards on Pinterest so you can easily find it later.

Admin note: This post of plants with pink flowers first appeared on the blog in April of 2013. I have updated the post to add all new photos, a printable with photos and names of pink flowers, and a video for you to enjoy.

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