Barbiecore is a contemporary design and fashion trend inspired by the iconic toy Barbie®. Bring Barbie to your garden with vibrant pink plants that are bang on style if you love all things pink and frilly.
What is the Barbiecore Aesthetic?
The term “Barbiecore” refers to a style, look, and decorating fad motivated by the iconic doll and her preferred hue. Although Barbie need not be mentioned by name, she would undoubtedly like the style.
Pink is the dominant colour, particularly vivid Barbie pink. It is a feminine look, yet anybody may wear it. It also extends beyond colour. Barbie has long been the embodiment of carefree pleasure. The Barbiecore aesthetic is joyful, frilly, and pink.
How to Build a Pink Flower Garden for Barbie
It is simple to create a pink garden if you like anything, Barbie. In gardening, pink is a simple colour to use. Pink-hued blooms abound, and some plants even have pink leaves. Consider planting these pink flowers in your yard if you want to create a comfortable, entertaining, Barbie-inspired space:
- Rose – Few flowers have been as cultivated as the beautiful rose. There are so many varieties that it is possible to find almost any shade of pink, even the bright pink associated with Barbie. Roses are a traditional feminine flower and are just as frilly as Barbie. The cultivars “Carefree Wonder,” “Queen Elizabeth,” “Pink Knock Out,” and “Topaz,” to mention a few, have some of the most Barbie-pink colours.
- Dahlia – Another flower with a wide range of hues and varieties is the dahlia. In colder locations, you may cultivate them as annuals or dig them up to overwinter inside and sow them the following year. Like Barbie, dahlia flowers are abundant and dazzling. Some pink cultivars include Islander, Jersey Beauty, Café au Lait, and Bracken Rose.
- Hydrangea – With their large, beautiful flower clusters, hydrangeas are traditional garden shrubs. Blue, white, green, and pink are typical hues. To get the Barbiecore appearance, certain pink types vary from light to deep magenta. On tall spikes, “Gatsby Pink” produces flowers. Round flower clusters with a medium pink colour may be seen on “Big Easy.” ‘Electric Rouge’ is the shade you choose if you want a powerful, deep pink. White blossoms with Barbie pink edges are produced by “Sweet and Salsa.”
- Camellia – For pink blossoms, camellia is hard to match if your yard is in a warmer region. They provide evergreen foliage and winter Barbie colour. Camellia is a shrub that works well as a hedge or anchor for a garden area. The blooms resemble roses.
- Bougainvillea – A tropical plant, bougainvillaea is another bloom for the warm climate garden. This beautiful flower has a vining habit and is available in pink and fuchsia hues. The pink colours are modified leaves called bracts. Because of its fast growth and dense foliage, bougainvillaea may be pruned and trained to resemble a shrub rather than a vine. Utilize it to scale fences, pergolas, and even balcony or patio railings.
- Bleeding heart – This plant is the epitome of Barbiecore. The flowers are heart-shaped in addition to being the perfect Barbie pink tone. A shrub called a bleeding heart produces pink or white hanging blossoms. It is a fantastic choice for a shaded garden location where it is challenging to cultivate other flowers.
- Cosmos – These lovely annual blooms are delicate and ethereal. The daisy-like flowers are produced from summer through October on long, slender stalks. They attract hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies. Cosmos may be either white or purple, although the majority are pink. This is an excellent plant for beginners. It does not cost much to cultivate from seed and does not need much upkeep.
Pink Leaves
Barbie pink may also be added to your garden or indoor plants in other ways than flowers. Coleus, polka-dot, philodendron, rubber, nerve, and kalanchoe variants are to be found.
Barbiecore is over the top, pink, frilly, and feminine. When employing this style, take your time. If you like the Barbie image, overstuff your landscape with pink flowers and plants.
