Pink hoya stems:

Pink veins on Ludisia leaves:

Pink blush on Meyer lemon buds:

Pink flowering New Guinea impatient (overwintering in my basement!-excuse not so great photo..):

Pink mini potato...I would plant just about anything...lol

Pink kalanchoe:

Here is one of my favorite plants with pink in the leaves.
Fuchsia Firecracker
Rose

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Very pretty plants everyone! I love them all. Very good idea Elkay:-)

Mike, what did you post? First is Aglaonema? Second is? I'll die if I don't find out what the third is! Well, not really, but please tell us! A Tradescantia?

Hi Purple! I'm mostly a lurker, and maybe commandeering the response, but I can confirm that the third is a Tradescantia. I was going to post photos of mine 'til I got to the end of the thread. I got some from Pepper's last year, and they list it as "TRADESCANTIA ALBIFLORA MINIMA RAINBOW." I was actually, as a lurker, gonna hassle you about whether you'd like to do any trades for it! (Or also for the variegated T. pallida, which is purple/neon pink stripes in the way only a monocot can pull off, if you don't already have it.)

That second of mike's photos looks like variegated oleander to me...is it, Mike?
They are all beautiful.

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Ozarkia, I would love to trade! Please send me an email.

A VARIEGATED OLEANDER! WHAT A BEAUTIFUL TRAD PLEASE EMAIL ME TOO! I WILL BEAT PURPLE TO THOSE CUTTINGS. SORRY

With most of another summer under our belts, what's 'pink' out there? I've made a list of everything mentioned here already, and added a bunch of others. Most genuses have many candidates, so most of these are just a genus name... some are whole leaves of pink, some are little flashes of color on the leaves of an otherwise plain green plant.

Aglaonema Chinese evergreen
Aloe
Alternanthera calico plant
Anigozanthos
Aptenia
Begonia
Breynia
Bromeliad
Caladium
Calathea
Cissus discolor Rex Begonia vine
Coleus
Columnea
Cordyline Ti plant
Crassula
Cryptanthus
Dracaena marginata 'Tricolor'
Echeveria
Euphorbia formerly Pedilanthes
Ficus
Fittonia nerve or mosaic plant
Fuchsia
Graptopetalum
Hemigraphis waffle plant
Hoya
Hypoestes polka-dot plant
Impatiens
Ipomoea batatas sweet potato vine
Kalanchoe
Iresine
Ludesia
Maranta prayer plant
Oxalis
Pachyveria
Peperomia
Perilla 'Magilla'
Philodendron
Pilea
Plectranthus
Pseuderanthemum
Saintpaulia African violet
Schlumbergera Thanksgiving cactus
Sedeveria
Sedum stonecrop
Stromanthe
Syngonium arrowhead vine
Trachelospermum asiaticum Asiatic Jasmine
Tradescantia fluminensis variegated

Excel put them in ABC order for us, yay. Anything else?

Here's a fun picture of my Ti plant from around April '11. This is my longest-living plant, I've had it since August of 2007. I thought it would be fun to have a houseplant in my dorm. It survived my first roommate peeing on it and then trying to mask the "evidence" with cologne.

(Freshman year of college wasn't the first time I tried my hand at houseplants. When I was in elementary school, I had a large houseplant collection but killed them off due to overwatering. A fifth grader getting crazy with a watering can...imagine that.)

Of course, the plant had its finest hour right when I had to move out. I've been trying since then to get it back to this color. Being in a below ground, north-facing window was not kind to it. I think it's got some glory days ahead of it in its new home.

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While I'm at it, here's a picture of my currently blooming AV! Another distressed plant rack find (from 2009, I think), but admittedly one that was hardly distressed.

better late than never!

DH took this pic of a hummingbird, with Begonia flowers and pink Syngonium leaves.

DH is a good shot! Nice catch!

Pink syngies are always neat to me...could so see them running up something with some red caladiums at the bottom just to set it off.

here's another look at my aggie...

syngonium

I have some that have been shown. But for fun and to see another view I will post my pink.

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marquest, is the last but one kalanchoe loaded with babies? nice color
so here's some of my pinks

and one picotee begonia up close - my best one this year.

marquest, is the last but one kalanchoe loaded with babies? nice color

No the last one is Aeonium Kiwi.

'marquest, is the LAST BUT ONE kalanchoe loaded with babies? ' - that means the one BEFORE last;
so is it kalanchoe?!

Yes Kalanchoe daigremontiana,

Got a couple plants yesterday, first Peperomia. Can't tell if it's P. clusifolia 'Jelly' or P. magnoliafolia 'Rainbow.' Leaning toward the first but welcome your opinions!

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Also got this Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi. It had 2 other stems, but they wouldn't stand up and are now in 4 other places.

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Having some regret about not getting this Cordyline.
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New sweet potato vine leaf on front porch yesterday:
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Very nice Purple. I agree the first one looks like clusifolia Jeli.

My book spells it "Jeli"

'Plum Crazy' Oxalis

my best blooming African violets are all pink. here's a few

Wow, lots of beautiful pinks.

A few of mine.

Crown of Thorns milli

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Phlox

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Adenium

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Purple Heart/pink flower
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Rose of Sharon

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Milkweed flowers
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Morning Glory, pink flowers.

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African Violet

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Pereskia

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Kalanchoe

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Kalanchoe flowers

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Crassula..pink-red

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Crown of Thorns milli

Euphorbia, grafted

Aloe flowers

Kalanchoe

Aptenia

There are more, but too lazy to copy and paste.

Toni

Such pretty plants! I grow many pink plants too! Especially house plants so I can keep my indoor garden colorful in the winter. I'll she a couple photos. The first one is my earth star that I got from lowe's in April. I'm glad I moved most of my plants outside for the summer, because I got amazing results because of long hours of natural sun light.

Here is a basket I made for my daughter's room.

A grafted cactus to add to the pink foliage plant collection.

Those are pretty,Tamela!

By the way,..I think I missed responding to something you said to me on another thread(unless I'm confused again)and I hadn't noticed it until later,so please accept my apologies(assuming I'm not confused about this).

Also I just noticed we have the same birthday...NEAT!! :)

Hi Asleep,
Thank you so much! I don't remember you missing a response from me and if you did don't worry :)
I think it's awesome that we share the same birthday!

No kidding,right?!

Sure isn't everyday that run into someone who shares my birthday...wouldn't it be nuts if we were born in the same year too?

Some recent pics...

Variegated rubber plant (Ficus elastica.)

Cuban oregano (Plectranthus ambionicus.)

Sedeveria 'Sorrento.'

Graptoveria 'Opalina.'

Devil's backbone (Euphorbia tithymaloides.)

Hemigraphis 'Snow White.'

Syngonium podophyllum.

The front of my Building in Spring. Probably bloom like this again in another month or so.

Lena

Hoya Carnosa Tri-Color 'Suberb' At the base of the new growth. These pics are blowing my mind! Never seen so many beautiful plants in one thread!

Me too, Randi!

Pink bracts on Aechmea (I think) inflorescence.

Beautiful pink edges on my new Crassula arborescens.

Gorgeous, Tiffany! That Aechmea is so striking! The crassula's pink tinge is so pleasing to the eye~

TYVM, Randi!!

Pink leaf combo-madness! Syngonium, Coleus, Perilla 'Magilla,' Aglaonema.

Syngonium was looking especially pretty this morning I think.

How do you keep the variegation from fading?

It does fade. The new leaves are pink for a while, then fade to green.

OK. I was thinking something was wrong with mine!

There are supposedly various cultivars, but that's what mine has always done for the 8-9 yrs I've had it. IDK its' cultivar name, if one might apply.

Coleus 'Indian Summer' with pink in its' leaves, and a little pink earth star (Cryptanthus) to the right. Not very noticeable but there's also a pink flower on the khaki-colored Begonia 'Castaway' to the right of the center Coleus.