These pink perennial flowers add a jolt of color to your garden. Discover colorful cultivars that attract bees, butterflies and birds.
Achillea millefolium “Milly Rock” Rose
Common name: Yarrow
Zones: 4 – 9
Known as one of the easiest flowers to grow, yarrow’s delightful pink flowers bloom from late spring to fall. Grow in full sun in well-draining soil, and remove finished flowers to encourage re-blooming.
Why we love it: Yarrow is an excellent choice for pollinators. Butterflies and bees love it, and birds snack on the seeds.
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Armeria Dreameria Daydream
Common name: Thrift, Sea Pinks
Zones: 5 – 9
This lovely flower offers clumps of pretty pink flowers from spring until fall. Grows best in sun and in well-drained soil, but requires only moderate amounts of water.
Why we love it: This flower is perfect for attracting butterflies, and it can take the heat. Plus, it grows well in containers.
If you love pink perennial flowers, you’ll love low-maintenance perennials, too.