350+ Pink Flower Names for Gardens, Bouquets and Inspiration

Finding the perfect pink flower names for your garden or project is easier than you think. I have been there. You want soft pinks for romance. Bright pinks for energy. Magenta pinks for drama. Pink flowers come in every shade imaginable. After researching hundreds of pink blooms, I organized them by shade, season, and type. This collection is different. You will find pink flower names for every garden, every bouquet, and every pink loving person.

What Are Pink Flower Names?

Pink flower names are the names of flowers that bloom in shades of pink. Pink ranges from pale blush to deep magenta. The color pink comes from natural pigments called anthocyanins. Some flowers are always pink. Others come in many colors including pink varieties. The most famous pink flower is the pink rose. But there are thousands of pink flowers, from tiny ground covers to towering trees. Each one has a unique name and a unique shade of pink.

Pale Pink and Blush Flower Names

These soft pink flowers are delicate, romantic, and gentle.

• Blush Rose
• Pale Pink Peony
• Baby Pink Carnation
• Soft Pink Tulip
• Light Pink Lily
• Shell Pink Camellia
• Blush Pink Hydrangea
• Pale Pink Azalea
• Soft Pink Rhododendron
• Baby Pink Cosmos
• Pale Pink Zinnia
• Light Pink Dahlia
• Blush Pink Chrysanthemum
• Soft Pink Aster
• Pale Pink Orchid
• Baby Pink Sweet Pea
• Light Pink Stock
• Blush Pink Snapdragon
• Soft Pink Nicotiana
• Pale Pink Foxglove
• Blush Pink Hollyhock
• Baby Pink Rose of Sharon
• Light Pink Hibiscus
• Soft Pink Geranium
• Pale Pink Impatiens
• Baby Pink Begonia
• Blush Pink Petunia
• Soft Pink Morning Glory
• Pale Pink Primrose
• Baby Pink Cyclamen
• Light Pink Anemone
• Blush Pink Ranunculus
• Soft Pink Freesia
• Pale Pink Lisianthus
• Baby Pink Statice
• Light Pink Larkspur
• Blush Pink Delphinium
• Soft Pink Phlox
• Pale Pink Veronica
• Baby Pink Speedwell

Hot Pink and Magenta Flower Names

These bright, bold pink flowers make a statement in any garden.

• Hot Pink Rose
• Magenta Carnation
• Fuchsia Dahlia
• Electric Pink Zinnia
• Vibrant Pink Petunia
• Bright Pink Gerbera Daisy
• Neon Pink Orchid
• Shocking Pink Bougainvillea
• Deep Pink Hibiscus
• Magenta Bougainvillea
• Hot Pink Impatiens
• Fuchsia Begonia
• Electric Pink Cosmos
• Vibrant Pink Portulaca
• Bright Pink Mandevilla
• Neon Pink Vinca
• Shocking Pink Dianthus
• Deep Pink Snapdragon
• Magenta Foxglove
• Hot Pink Hollyhock
• Fuchsia Rose of Sharon
• Electric Pink Hydrangea
• Vibrant Pink Astilbe
• Bright Pink Phlox
• Neon Pink Aster
• Shocking Pink Chrysanthemum
• Deep Pink Liatris
• Magenta Gayfeather
• Hot Pink Bee Balm
• Fuchsia Monarda
• Electric Pink Salvia
• Vibrant Pink Verbena
• Bright Pink Pentas
• Neon Pink Cuphea
• Shocking Pink Malva
• Deep Pink Lavatera
• Magenta Mallow
• Hot Pink Clarkia
• Fuchsia Godetia
• Electric Pink Nemesia

Rose Pink Flower Names (Various Pink Roses)

Roses come in every shade of pink imaginable. Here are specific pink rose varieties.

• Queen Elizabeth Rose (classic pink)
• Pink Peace Rose (soft pink)
• Bewitched Rose (bright pink)
• First Prize Rose (blush pink)
• Miss All American Beauty Rose (hot pink)
• Pink Parfait Rose (multi pink)
• Tiffany Rose (pink with yellow)
• Pink Panther Rose (bright pink)
• Sexy Rexy Rose (rosy pink)
• Pink Intrigue Rose (deep pink)
• Sweet Surrender Rose (soft pink)
• Pink Promise Rose (blush pink)
• Fellowship Rose (coral pink)
• Pink Wonder Rose (bright pink)
• Pink Supreme Rose (deep pink)
• Pink Favorite Rose (medium pink)
• Pink Peaceful Rose (soft pink)
• Pink Velvet Rose (deep rich pink)
• Pink Ribbon Rose (light pink)
• Pink Gruss an Aachen Rose (old pink)
• Cecile Brunner Rose (baby pink)
• The Fairy Rose (climbing pink)
• New Dawn Rose (pale pink climbing)
• Zephirine Drouhin Rose (carmine pink)
• Pink Knock Out Rose (landscape pink)
• Rosa Gallica (old fashioned pink)
• Rosa Centifolia (cabbage pink rose)
• Rosa Damascena (damask pink rose)
• Rosa Rugosa (wild pink rose)
• Rosa Canina (dog rose pink)

Pink Carnation Flower Names

Carnations are classic pink flowers with fringed petals and spicy fragrance.

• Pink Carnation
• Light Pink Carnation
• Deep Pink Carnation
• Hot Pink Carnation
• Magenta Carnation
• Blush Pink Carnation
• Pastel Pink Carnation
• Vibrant Pink Carnation
• Rose Pink Carnation
• Coral Pink Carnation
• Salmon Pink Carnation
• Shell Pink Carnation
• Ballet Pink Carnation
• Bubblegum Pink Carnation
• Watermelon Pink Carnation
• Strawberry Pink Carnation
• Cotton Candy Pink Carnation
• Pepto Pink Carnation
• Flamingo Pink Carnation
• Rosebud Pink Carnation
• Tea Pink Carnation
• Old Pink Carnation
• Antique Pink Carnation
• Dusty Pink Carnation
• Mauve Pink Carnation
• Lilac Pink Carnation
• Orchid Pink Carnation
• Fuchsia Pink Carnation
• Cerise Pink Carnation
• Cherry Blossom Pink Carnation

Pink Tulip Flower Names

Tulips bring bright pink color to spring gardens.

• Pink Tulip
• Angelique Tulip (soft pink double)
• Pink Impression Tulip (bright pink)
• Don Quichotte Tulip (deep pink)
• Pink Diamond Tulip (blush pink)
• China Pink Tulip (salmon pink)
• First Lady Tulip (vibrant pink)
• Mariette Tulip (rose pink)
• Pink Star Tulip (pointed pink)
• Sweet Pink Tulip (soft pink)
• Cum Laude Tulip (bright pink)
• Flaming Pink Tulip (pink with white)
• Pink Charm Tulip (deep pink)
• Pink Pearl Tulip (classic pink)
• Pink Princess Tulip (fringed pink)
• Pretty Pink Tulip (baby pink)
• Spring Pink Tulip (light pink)
• Super Pink Tulip (hot pink)
• Triumph Pink Tulip (medium pink)
• World Friendship Tulip (coral pink)
• Pink Joy Tulip
• Pink Magic Tulip (changes color)
• Pink Surprise Tulip
• Pink Vision Tulip
• Pink Harmony Tulip
• Pink Heart Tulip
• Pink Dream Tulip
• Pink Passion Tulip
• Pink Romance Tulip
• Pink Kiss Tulip

Pink Peony Flower Names

Peonies are beloved for their large, fragrant pink blooms.

• Pink Peony
• Sarah Bernhardt Peony (classic pink)
• Pink Hawaiian Coral Peony (coral pink)
• Kansas Peony (deep pink)
• Festiva Maxima Peony (white with pink)
• Bowl of Beauty Peony (pink with yellow)
• Coral Charm Peony (coral pink)
• Coral Sunset Peony (salmon pink)
• Pink Empress Peony (vibrant pink)
• Pink Double Peony (fully double pink)
• Pink Tree Peony (woody peony pink)
• Pink Itoh Peony (intersectional pink)
• Pink Charm Peony
• Pinklei Pinklei Peony
• Pink Panther Peony
• Pink Princess Peony
• Pinky Peony
• Pink Spritzer Peony
• Pink Dawn Peony
• Pink Delight Peony
• Rose Heart Peony (pink center)
• Pink Lemonade Peony (pink and yellow)
• Pink Perfection Peony
• Pink Ruffles Peony
• Pink Sorbet Peony
• Pink Star Peony
• Pink Surprise Peony
• Pink Treasure Peony
• Pink Twilight Peony
• Pink Velvet Peony

Pink Hydrangea Flower Names

Hydrangeas produce large clusters of pink flowers that change color based on soil pH.

• Pink Hydrangea
• Pinky Winky Hydrangea (pink and white)
• Pink Annabelle Hydrangea (smooth pink)
• Pink Diamond Hydrangea (panicle pink)
• Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea (pink and white)
• Pink Beauty Hydrangea (lacecap pink)
• Pink Elf Hydrangea (dwarf pink)
• Pink Perfection Hydrangea
• Pink Sensation Hydrangea
• Pink Splendor Hydrangea
• Pink Star Hydrangea
• Pink Surprise Hydrangea
• Pink Wonder Hydrangea
• Pink Princess Hydrangea
• Pink Queen Hydrangea
• Pink Lady Hydrangea
• Pink Cloud Hydrangea
• Pink Blush Hydrangea
• Pink Kiss Hydrangea
• Pink Dream Hydrangea
• Pink Charm Hydrangea
• Pink Delight Hydrangea
• Pink Elegance Hydrangea
• Pink Fantasy Hydrangea
• Pink Glory Hydrangea
• Pink Harmony Hydrangea
• Pink Hope Hydrangea
• Pink Joy Hydrangea
• Pink Magic Hydrangea (color changing)
• Pink Passion Hydrangea
• Pink Romance Hydrangea
• Pink Valentine Hydrangea

Pink Orchid Flower Names

Orchids come in stunning shades of pink from pale to intense.

• Pink Orchid
• Phalaenopsis Pink Orchid (moth orchid)
• Cattleya Pink Orchid (corsage orchid)
• Dendrobium Pink Orchid (cane orchid)
• Oncidium Pink Orchid (dancing lady)
• Cymbidium Pink Orchid (boat orchid)
• Vanda Pink Orchid (strap leaf orchid)
• Paphiopedilum Pink Orchid (lady slipper)
• Miltonia Pink Orchid (pansy orchid)
• Odontoglossum Pink Orchid
• Brassia Pink Orchid (spider orchid)
• Epidendrum Pink Orchid (crucifix orchid)
• Laelia Pink Orchid
• Phragmipedium Pink Orchid
• Encyclia Pink Orchid
• Angraecum Pink Orchid
• Bulbophyllum Pink Orchid
• Catasetum Pink Orchid
• Cycnoches Pink Orchid (swan orchid)
• Gongora Pink Orchid
• Ludisia Pink Orchid (jewel orchid)
• Masdevallia Pink Orchid
• Maxillaria Pink Orchid
• Miltoniopsis Pink Orchid
• Oncidium Pink Orchid
• Paphiopedilum Pink Orchid
• Phalaenopsis Pink Orchid
• Psychopsis Pink Orchid (butterfly orchid)
• Rodriguezia Pink Orchid
• Zygopetalum Pink Orchid

Pink Lilies and Daylilies

Lilies bring dramatic pink blooms to summer gardens.

• Pink Lily
• Stargazer Lily (pink with white edges)
• Pink Perfection Lily (trumpet lily)
• Muscadet Lily (white with pink centers)
• Pink Tiger Lily (spotted pink)
• Pink Pixie Lily (dwarf pink)
• Pink Heaven Lily
• Pink Dream Lily
• Pink Joy Lily
• Pink Lady Lily
• Pink Pearl Lily
• Pink Princess Lily
• Pink Queen Lily
• Pink Romance Lily
• Pink Star Lily
• Pink Surprise Lily
• Pink Treasure Lily
• Pink Twist Lily
• Pink Vision Lily
• Pink Whispers Lily
• Pink Daylily
• Pink Damask Daylily
• Pink Princess Daylily
• Pink Magic Daylily
• Pink Candy Daylily
• Pink Lavender Daylily
• Pink Orchid Daylily
• Pink Sapphire Daylily
• Pink Snow Daylily
• Pink Velvet Daylily

Spring Pink Flower Names

These pink flowers bloom in spring, bringing color after winter.

• Pink Crocus
• Pink Hyacinth
• Pink Daffodil
• Pink Tulip
• Pink Primrose
• Pink Violet
• Pink Pansy
• Pink Viola
• Pink Bleeding Heart
• Pink Lungwort
• Pink Bergenia
• Pink Candytuft
• Pink Aubrieta
• Pink Rockcress
• Pink Forget Me Not
• Pink Anemone
• Pink Ranunculus
• Pink Fritillary
• Pink Glory of the Snow
• Pink Siberian Squill
• Pink Snowdrop (rare variety)
• Pink Winter Aconite
• Pink Hellebore
• Pink Lenten Rose
• Pink Cyclamen
• Pink Daphne
• Pink Camellia (spring blooming)
• Pink Magnolia (saucer magnolia)
• Pink Cherry Blossom
• Pink Crabapple Blossom
• Pink Plum Blossom
• Pink Peach Blossom
• Pink Almond Blossom
• Pink Quince Blossom
• Pink Forsythia (pink varieties)
• Pink Azalea
• Pink Rhododendron
• Pink Pieris
• Pink Andromeda
• Pink Heath

Summer Pink Flower Names

These pink flowers bloom in summer, thriving in heat and sunshine.

• Pink Rose
• Pink Lily
• Pink Hydrangea
• Pink Hibiscus
• Pink Bougainvillea
• Pink Mandevilla
• Pink Dipladenia
• Pink Oleander
• Pink Crape Myrtle
• Pink Rose of Sharon
• Pink Althea
• Pink Butterfly Bush
• Pink Buddleia
• Pink Bee Balm
• Pink Monarda
• Pink Phlox
• Pink Astilbe
• Pink Meadowsweet
• Pink Goatsbeard
• Pink Ligularia
• Pink Joe Pye Weed
• Pink Ironweed
• Pink Coneflower
• Pink Echinacea
• Pink Rudbeckia (pink varieties)
• Pink Black Eyed Susan
• Pink Gaillardia
• Pink Coreopsis
• Pink Yarrow
• Pink Achillea
• Pink Lavender (pink varieties)
• Pink Salvia
• Pink Veronica
• Pink Speedwell
• Pink Liatris
• Pink Gayfeather
• Pink Blazing Star
• Pink Penstemon
• Pink Beardtongue
• Pink Foxglove

Fall Pink Flower Names

These pink flowers bloom in autumn, lasting until the first frost.

• Pink Chrysanthemum
• Pink Aster
• Pink Sedum
• Pink Autumn Joy
• Pink Stonecrop
• Pink Hylotelephium
• Pink Anemone (Japanese)
• Pink Toad Lily
• Pink Tricyrtis
• Pink Turtlehead
• Pink Chelone
• Pink Gentian
• Pink Monkshood
• Pink Aconite
• Pink Helenium
• Pink Sneezeweed
• Pink Goldenrod (pink varieties)
• Pink Ironweed (late)
• Pink Joe Pye Weed (late)
• Pink Echinacea (reblooming)
• Pink Rudbeckia (late)
• Pink Salvia (reblooming)
• Pink Veronica (reblooming)
• Pink Caryopteris
• Pink Bluebeard
• Pink Ceratostigma
• Pink Plumbago
• Pink Leadwort
• Pink Autumn Crocus
• Pink Colchicum
• Pink Naked Lady
• Pink Fall Crocus
• Pink Crocus Speciosus
• Pink Pansy (fall variety)
• Pink Viola (fall variety)
• Pink Ornamental Kale
• Pink Flowering Cabbage
• Pink Celosia
• Pink Cockscomb
• Pink Amaranthus
• Pink Love Lies Bleeding

Winter Pink Flower Names

These pink flowers bloom in winter, bringing rare color to cold months.

• Pink Hellebore
• Pink Christmas Rose
• Pink Lenten Rose
• Pink Winter Rose
• Pink Camellia (winter blooming)
• Pink Snow Camellia
• Pink Winter Jasmine
• Pink Jasminum Nudiflorum
• Pink Witch Hazel (pink varieties)
• Pink Hamamelis
• Pink Winter Sweet
• Pink Chimonanthus
• Pink Daphne (winter blooming)
• Pink Winter Daphne
• Pink Edgeworthia
• Pink Paper Bush
• Pink Mahonia
• Pink Oregon Grape
• Pink Winter Heath
• Pink Erica
• Pink Winter Heather
• Pink Cyclamen (winter blooming)
• Pink Florist’s Cyclamen
• Pink Primrose (winter indoor)
• Pink Poinsettia (pink varieties)
• Pink Christmas Star
• Pink Amaryllis (winter indoor)
• Pink Hippeastrum
• Pink Paperwhite Narcissus (forced)
• Pink Narcissus Papyraceus
• Pink Winter Aconite (rare)
• Pink Snowdrop (rare)
• Pink Galanthus
• Pink Crocus (winter varieties)
• Pink Winterberry (pink berries)
• Pink Ilex Verticillata
• Pink Frostweed
• Pink Helianthemum
• Pink Wintergreen
• Pink Gaultheria
• Pink Partridgeberry
• Pink Mitchella Repens

How To Choose Pink Flower Names

Picking the right pink flower depends on your garden’s needs and your color preferences. Pale pink flowers work well for moon gardens and romantic settings. Hot pink flowers make bold statements and attract hummingbirds. Blush pink flowers blend well with white and cream. Magenta pink flowers pop against green foliage. Start with your growing zone. Then choose flowers that bloom in your favorite shade of pink. The best pink flower garden has layers of different pinks from spring through fall.

Why Pink Flower Names Matter for Gardeners

Knowing pink flower names helps you design a garden with color harmony. Different shades of pink can clash or complement. Cool pinks (blue undertones) work well with purple and blue flowers. Warm pinks (yellow undertones) work well with orange and yellow flowers. True pink sits in the middle and goes with almost everything. A good garden uses multiple shades of pink. Pale pinks for background. Hot pinks for focal points. Blush pinks to transition. Learn the names. Learn the shades. Your garden will thank you.

What Makes a Pink Flower Name Useful

The most useful pink flower names tell you something about the plant. The name often indicates size, bloom time, or growth habit. “Pink Pandemonium” tells you it is chaotic. “Pink Profusion” tells you it blooms heavily. “Soft Pink Sweet Pea” tells you it is pale and fragrant. Pay attention to names. They are not random. Breeders choose names that describe the flower. Learn the naming patterns, and you will know what to expect before you buy.

FAQs

What is the most popular pink flower name?

The most popular pink flower is the pink rose. Specific varieties like Queen Elizabeth, Pink Peace, and Bewitched are famous. Among non roses, pink carnations, pink tulips, and pink peonies are extremely popular.

What pink flowers bloom all summer long?

Pink petunias, pink geraniums, pink impatiens, pink begonias, pink portulaca, and pink vinca bloom from late spring through fall frost. These annuals need deadheading to keep blooming.

What is the most beautiful pink flower?

Beauty is subjective. The pink peony (Sarah Bernhardt) is often called the most beautiful. Pink roses (Queen Elizabeth) are classic. Pink cherry blossoms are culturally beloved.

What pink flowers bloom in shade?

Pink impatiens, pink begonias, pink astilbe, pink foxglove, pink bleeding heart, and pink hellebore bloom well in shade. These flowers need protection from hot afternoon sun.

What pink flowers attract hummingbirds?

Pink bee balm (Monarda), pink cardinal flower, pink trumpet vine, pink fuchsia, pink petunia, and pink salvia are hummingbird magnets. Hummingbirds love tubular pink flowers.

What is the rarest pink flower?

The pink ghost orchid (Dendrophylax lindenii) is one of the rarest. Middlemist’s Red camellia (actually pinkish red) has only two known specimens left in the world. The pink lotus is rare in some regions.

Conclusion

I have given you more than 350 pink flower names for every shade, every season, every garden. Pale blushing pink. Bright candy pink. Hot shocking pink. Deep magenta pink. Each one is beautiful. Each one has a name worth knowing. Pink is not just one color. It is a spectrum of joy from the palest whisper to the loudest shout.

So here is my question for you. What is your favorite pink flower? Is it the classic pink rose? The cheerful pink tulip? The dramatic pink peony? The delicate pink cherry blossom? Drop your answer in the comments below. Let us build a garden of favorite pink blooms together. I will go first. My favorite is the pink peony. The Sarah Bernhardt with its huge, fragrant, soft pink petals. What is yours?