All black garden

The chance your backyard is being savaged by a mole is quite a high one. Unless we’re talking an albino mole, this little white dude with a congenital lack of melanin, which occurs 1:100,000. But there’s something inherently beautiful about the odd ones out in this world, where everything seems identical to one another.

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

If you are fond of blooms that go beyond their usual colors, then Black and White Flowers will surely tempt you! Find their best types here!

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

See the best trailing plants to use in your hanging baskets and containers this year - add big vertical interest with ease!

Read about 10 great picks for the Goth garden. These plants with black foliage and dark burgundy leaves will go along way towards helping you create the Goth garden of your dreams. Get inspired before your next trip to the plant nursery!

Black Magic Garden is perfect to bring that spooky vibe in your yard, especially during Halloween or all year round!

Another gothic garden favorite, Penny Black features a very dark purple to black, delicate flower with white tips and center. Ideal Germination temperatures: 68-72 degrees Grows 4 inches tall and 10-15 inches wide. These are great for hanging baskets, ground cover or the edges of a pot where they will trail down with their seemingly endless blooms. Annual, although it self-sows very easily. This is for 50 seeds I combine shipping on all seed orders, you pay one flat fee for as many seeds as…

Dye Plants

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