All black garden
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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.
These flowers look absolutely breathtaking.
A garden with more drama and depth is just a few dark-colored plants away. Find some beautiful black plants, here.
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.
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
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.
Do you love dark flowers? Then let style-icon Kat Von D. show you around, sharing her thoughts about no less than 20 of her black flowers and plants!
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.
