Black Flowers
Tuesday February 3, 2009
Are you interested in growing plants with black flowers (or as close to a true black as possible) or dark foliage? Some nice contrasts can be created by juxtaposing these so-called "black" flowers with brightly colored specimens: imagine, for instance, a spring planting bed featuring tulip plants with red, yellow and black flowers! View my pictures of black flowers to learn about some examples.
View photo gallery: Pictures of Black Flowers
View photo gallery: Pictures of Black Flowers
Comments
Thanks so much for this.A couple of months ago i asked for suggestions on dark flowers,but didn’t get much feed back.
I know some growers are investing alot of money into coming up with a true black flower.
Someone told me there is a rose in honor of Dr.King,called the Martin Luther King rose,but i can’t seem to find it.
Hi Scotty,
I first became interested in black flowers while looking into Karen Platt’s work on black plants.
well i like red and black flowers but i cant seem to find any