Black garden

Kat Von D has an all-black flower garden — and it's stunning. See 35 photos from her black garden and prepare to get inspired!

Have you ever thought about adding some drama into your garden by adding plants with black foliage or black flowers? All you need to do is google "black flowers or plants," and you will instantly fall in love with the uniqueness and beauty of these specific black or almost black…

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

Wondering what to plant in a Halloween garden? Here are 7 unique and unusual plants to grow that'll make your spring a little more spooky.

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

To make the most of black plants and black flowers in your garden follow these guidelines from a professional garden designer.

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

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.

If you are looking to fill your garden with near-black or darkly colored plants, here is a list of 12 perennials to help get you started.

These plants are the perfect additions to any gothic gardener's collection.