Black plants outdoor

The best goth gardens provide interest throughout the seasons, so choose plants and hardscape that keep your goth garden looking great—in a spooky way—throughout the year.

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

If you are looking to go a little darker in your gardening theme, it's only natural to consider adding some black flowers to your home or garden. It's always crucial to find the right balance to any garden when it comes to color, which is why we always recommend a variety of different flowers and colors. In this article, we take a deeper look at some of our favorite black flowers to add a little mystery to your gardening area or home landscape.

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.

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.

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…