Goth flower garden

Goth Garden

How to use (almost) black flowers and foliage to add drama and structure to your garden.

Family: Hydrophyllaceae Nemophila menziesii ‘penny black’ Black nemophila, ‘Penny Black’ or ‘Baby Black Eyes’ A sweet and rampantly blooming annual that frequent…

Black flowers are definitely not something you see in most gardens. Or even what you think of when you think of the colors of flowers. Typically, we think of flowers as being bright, colorful, playful

Chris is just back from a great Greentours trip in Turkey that took an original route from Hatay (Antakya) to Cappadocia, calling in at Osmaniye and Karamannmaras on the way and visiting everything from cave churches and Hittite castles to Selcuk castles and a massive Caravanseri. Of course the flora was the mainstay and there was a superb array of plants some of which will sneak into the book replacing existing pics and even forcing their way in because they were such stunners. Top of these…

Create a stunning garden with dramatic contrast using black and white flowers. While true black flowers don't exist, deep shades of purple can achieve a similar effect. Plant them in borders, flower beds, or containers on your terrace for a unique and unforgettable display. Although rare, we've compiled a credible list of plants with black and white blooms to help you achieve this striking look in your garden.

A garden with more drama and depth is just a few dark-colored plants away. Find some beautiful black plants, here.

Discover the beauty of dark plants with this guide to 27 alluring varieties that will make your garden stand out. From deep, velvety foliage to nearly black flowers, these plants add a dramatic touch to any garden. Perfect for creating contrast and visual interest, these dark plants are easy to care for and thrive in various garden conditions. Transform your garden into a unique and enchanting space with these stunning plants.