Heuchera or more commonly know as coral bells. This variety really is 'coral'. I have forgotten it's variety name.

Edited to add this same plant as it was in early May. My first pic was of it in mid June.

She's always wearing a pretty collar with a flower.

I know this is my second day in a row of an aquarium photo, but my photos with coral colour are few and far between

But now that I'm thinking, this may be more coral (from the Neon Boneyard of old signage in Las Vegas)

One of our hybridized and registered daylilies, Saharan Dust

Flower placed on my bedside table by 4 y/o DGD. btw, if any of you are followers of the designer James T. Farmer, you know his mother’s favorite color was ”Carl,” which is similar to my mother’s pronounciation of coral.

Coral is hard for me too. This daylily, Highland Lord, is close.

And the colors in this sunset

The lumbar pillow on my ball n' claw chair. I also upholstered the chair w/ fabric w/ coral in it.

I'm not finding anything coral. My frozen margaritas will have to do....

^^^^They certainly will!^^^^^

epimedium

I know this is cheating but I couldn't find pictures that have the "color" coral in them. Here is the real thing.

This bowl holds all the sandglass that I find at the beach near my cottage. Occasionally I also find today’s ISYM/YSMY assignment :

Paper flowers made by DD and me

Coral accent wall, "Wave" House, Palm Desert

Here's a different shade of coral from my yard

Heliconia flower

My friend wore a coral colored sweater when we visited Naters, Switzerland

This is as close as I can get too. Not really coral, but not really pink.

My beautiful Sunset Hyssop (Agastache Rupestris). When you brush up against them, they smell like rootbeer.

Roses

Flower pants

Burlington VT

Wickford Village, RI

I don't have a lot of photos with coral. This is a house in my neighborhood.

Cheekwood tulips, Nashville

close

Coral was hard for me, not wuite sure if these hit the mark.

Entry table lamp

Acorn shaped birdhouse

The elephants in the coverlet, perhaps

Here's a photo from my back yard of a similar bromeliad to what Annie posted:

Portea petropolitana extensa. I also visited Petropolis, Brazil, where this is from, hence the name "Petropolitana."

The color coral is a bit tricky, I think, so I originally went with the real thing. I got this at a really neat little shop on Assateague Island, MD, VA.

and then I found a picture of the sun at sunset 6 years ago. There were wildfires in Canada affecting the air here, hundreds of miles away!! Amazing!!

Spied these cuties at a garden center in NL

My coral begonia I get them from Trader Joes every year.