A touch of pink in the autumn landscape

I love a touch of pink in the autumn landscape.  I have some volunteer zinnias  that are a lovely clear pink color.  One plant got top heavy and leaned over.  That turned out to be a boon, really, because all the little offshoots are headed straight up, making the one plant look like several.  All those tight little buds are in a race against the first frost (usually in October).

 

Another pink zinnia stands out against a white backdrop of rabbit tobacco.  I love this color combo.

 

I also have an azalea which sports a few blooms in the fall.  "Remontant" is the adjective that describes a flower that produces a second flush of blooms in a season.  I think this is a Robin Hill azalea that I bought ages ago on clearance at a home improvement store.

 

 

Such loveliness!