She has been here for 5 weeks🥰 and she has given 3 new leaves ☺️hopefully these 2 will have pink 👀

This girl is 2 feet tall and is always on the brink of dying. She’ll have 2 green leaves, 4 yellow. Always pushing out leaves thru those old nodes. Sometimes they just crumble off. She wilts like depressed emo plant if u miss her watering by an hour. Too much light today, not enough tomorrow. I don’t like her. Lol.

I just believe in no plant gets left behind. But I’ll give her props. She’s having a great couple of days. lol. And filling out again. I’ll let u know how it goes in a week hahahaha

Last picture is from January.

Included are swatches of the range of pink I'm looking at, though I will look outside these colors too. The main rule is PLEASE NO HOT PINK/VIBRANT PINK! An example for what I'm thinking would be something like Indian Hawthorne, which I don't believe survives in my area. Some I've already looked at but have not researched their ideal climates would be:

•Coral Dianthus
•Pulmonaria
•Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus)
•Achimenes
•Creeping Phlox
•Yarrow
•Bleeding Heart
•Astilbe
•Camellia
•Lillies
•Knockout Rose

Any help appreciated! I apologize if this is outside the typical postings. I bought my first home and as a woman who is obsessed with pink, I need to make sure my whole neighborhood is aware (I just love looking at it...)

EDIT: Planting zone is 7b!

Afghan sour.

My turn to show off! This one is new to me, Pink Sylvia, also called Sandra. I’m in 5a and the blooms have been slow this year, in spite of pre starting under lights inside.

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We have company and I had to move some plants around.

Not captured: the velvety iridescence. How am I supposed to do anything else today but stare in awe????