Gothic gardens

Thornewood Castle is a 500-year-old Tudor Gothic historic site in Lakewood, WA. We offer a unique venue for your getaway, wedding, or special event.

skull garden

When we think of flowers, we only think of colors. Red, pink, yellow, orange, white, peach and the list of colors go on, when it comes to the colors of…

Gladiolus Espresso

Not all landscapes need to be bright and cheery—we gardeners, in fact, crave more complexity, even a note of gravitas, in our gardens. Deep, richly colored foliage brings drama to a garden like nothing else, and few flowers have the stop-and-look-at-me impact that black flowers do. Adding a few moody hues to your plant palette is often a slick design move, but there are a few tricks to doing it well.

Black Dragon Coleus, Black Wizard Lily, Queen of the Night Tulip, Taccak Chantrierl (Black Bat Flower), Hyacinth Midnight Mystic

Read about 10 great picks for the Goth garden. These plants with black foliage and dark burgundy leaves will go along way towards helping you create the Goth garden of your dreams. Get inspired before your next trip to the plant nursery!

Gothic plants for my Gothic garden lovers

beautiful gothic garden with marble pillars, urns, ivy and black flowers,