Black perennials

One of the most interesting facts about Black Perennial flowers is the color "black.

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.

White gardens are European in origin and consist of plants with white flowers or white/silver foliage set against a backdrop of dark leaved plants.

In the natural world, there are countless flowers, and each has its own color and beauty. However, if you are a true flower lover, you will know that black flower species have more attraction than all. Black doesn’t always have to mean dark and dreary! They exude a lovely, charming, and pure beauty that captivates viewers.

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.

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Meet the new standard in black Heuchera! Forms a dense habit of shiny, jet black leaves with scalloped, ruffled edges and rosy purple undersides. Keeps its intense black color even in full sun. White flowers are held in pink calyxes (requires vernalization to bloom).

Thinking of adding some darker colors to your home or garden? Check out these black flowers that will add some mystery to your living space!

Meet the new standard in black Heuchera! Forms a dense habit of shiny, jet black leaves with scalloped, ruffled edges and rosy purple undersides. Keeps its intense black color even in full sun. White flowers are held in pink calyxes (requires vernalization to bloom).