5K views · 802 reactions | POP OF PINK - I love using pink flowers in the gardens I design…. They’re so bright & happy & always cause a stir and a second look. Here are a handful of gorgeous plants happily flowering away right now. Digiplexis, gladiolus, salvia & penstemon #andrewstarkgardendesign #andrewstarkgardens #andrewstarkperennials | Andrew Stark. Garden Design | Facebook

Don’t forget this essential garden design element! Movement! It’s SO key in garden design! The juxtaposition between solid and heavy structures and shrubs and airy gauzy wind dancers makes for a beautiful effect. Just another example of how in design, opposites always attract! Here are some of my favorite plants and trees for adding movement to the garden: Japanese anemone Geum Verbena bonariensis Russian sage Penstemon Indigo spires salvia Gaura Prarie dropseed grass Blue grama grass Mexican fe

🌸 Tough. Beautiful. Always in Bloom. 🌸 Rose Marvel Salvia brings you the biggest, brightest pink blooms in the salvia world—on a compact plant that loves sun, heat, and busy lives, Zone 4-9. 💗 Jonathan explains why this rebloomer is a great choice for a no-fuss garden. ✨ Longest blooming pink salvia ✨ Drought tolerant once established ✨ Pollinator magnet 🐝 Small garden? Big dreams? This one's for you. Tap 💾 to save and visit Monrovia.com for more easy, beautiful garden ideas. #monrovia #sal