Goth Gardening: The Dark Side of Home Improvement

Introduction

Goth gardening is not just a trend, it’s a lifestyle. It’s a way to express your love for all things dark, brooding, and beautiful. A goth garden is not just about black flowers and spooky plants – it’s about creating an atmosphere that reflects your personality and taste. In this article, we’ll explore some of the plants you can start in spring to give you some great black colors and bright pops of orange for your fall garden.

Black Flowers

Black is the ultimate color of goth gardening. The good news is that there are plenty of black flowers you can plant in your garden. One of the most popular is the Black Hollyhock. It can reach up to six feet tall and has large black flowers that are sure to stand out in any garden. Another great option is the Black Petunia. It has deep, dark purple flowers that almost look black, and it’s a great way to add contrast to your garden.

Spooky Plants

If you want to take your goth garden to the next level, consider adding some spooky plants. The Bat Flower is a great choice – it has dark purple/black flowers that look like bat wings. Another option is the Black Magic Ti Plant. It has burgundy leaves with black edges that look like they’re dripping with blood.

Orange Accents

While black is the main color in goth gardening, adding some bright pops of orange can really make your garden stand out. The Chrysanthemum is a great choice – it has bright orange flowers that bloom in the fall. Another option is the Black-eyed Susan. It has yellow-orange flowers with dark centers that look great against the backdrop of black flowers and spooky plants.

Conclusion

Goth gardening is all about creating a unique and personal outdoor space. With the right combination of black flowers, spooky plants, and orange accents, you can create a goth garden that perfectly reflects your personality and style. So, don’t be afraid to embrace the dark side of home improvement!

Originally Post From https://radio.kttz.org/in-the-grow-season-3/2023-10-27/goth-gardening

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