My small bed in front of the house has a short 3 step walkway going up to an English Roseum Rhodo in full bloom right now on a second level I made with rocks, so it's slightly elevated above everything else. On the right side of the walkway is my Pat Austin getting ready to explode and further up the walkway(only 3 stepping stones long) is Belinda's Dream. In between PA and BD, I planted purplish/blue Capanula(bellflower)........and I love it. It is somewhat similar to phlox with more of petuniaesque bloom. On the left side of the walkway is WS2000 getting ready to bloom and since I didn't know if any roses would get enough sun farther down the walkway, I planted pink buddleia behind WS2000. In between the buddleia and WS2000, I planted yellow potentilla megalantha. I wanted some yellow in the front as I have little of it. It's a nice standard geranium sized plant that gives off solid 1.5 inch yellow blooms. I just bought some lamb's ear and silvermound, although I'm not sure what I am going to do with them yet.........I just like how they feel. The rest of the small front bed consists of Endless Summer Hydrangea(blue) which is caddy corner to Pat Austin, and then a horizontal line where WS2000 has purple cranesbill, neptune heuchera, plantain lilly hosta, and a large blue delphinium. I have a wide array of colors.......almost too much so, so I am adding in more hostas, and green foilage to try to fill in spots and add some green in.

I have a cl.Sky's the Limit in the 'point' of a quarter circle bed, fronted with orange lilies, a pink 'Joseph's coat', shasta daisies, and a calla lily, and the bed is bordered with lavender. (Odd pairings water wise, but in that location it works pretty well). Gives a good foliage contrast, and the lavender and joseph's coat set off the warmer colors pretty nicely. In front I have a pink miniature climbing rose next to a blushing bride hydrangea, in front of a black lace elderberry, with white snow-on-the-mountain and Massachusetts kinnikinnick.

I only have a few delphiniums in royal blue and light blue; close to them are california poppy in apricot, orange cosmos, salvia purple rain, coleus in various shades, alyssum purple, ornamental grass "Morning Light" and one other reed grass, daylilies (many colors) and a few cannas, among those are low growing junipers. Vicki

Hyd. Paniculata Quick Fire is a easy early bloomer that grows to like 6-7 x 6-7 pink that turns to rosy pnk in the fall. Hyd. involucrata is a lacecap that is small, 3-4 x 3-4. mine goes pink to lilac. Hyd Minnie Penny, you could turn it to pink and its only 3 x 3. deadhead and it reblooms. real easy Hyd Serrata Miranda is a 4 x 4 thats one of my favorite. It goes pale pink to red. Hyd. pan. Dharuma is 3 x 3 white to pink Those are some that I have that come close to pink I guess. A lot of the well know easy blues you could change over to pink like Endless Summer and Blue bird etc