In addition to the soft, blush pink colours of a couple of rose bushes, some sweet peas and trailing geraniums, there is also some stronger colour in the garden.
The new oleander shrub - very short at present, but they tend to grow quickly. In a few years I expect it to be taller than me.
The pink Zephirine Drouhin and striped Ferdinan Pichard roses next to each other, showing off the limitations of my phone camera.
Foxglove. I like the little blotches, like freckles on a fair maiden's cheek.
Two tall herbs - angelica already going to seed, seen through a mist of bronze fennel. OK, they are not actually pink, but there is a purplish quality to the tips of the fennel fronds and the stems of angelica.
