Gothic succulents

Black Succulents? Do they exist? The answer is YES! There are some dark succulents that appear black, and you can grow them as well.

Echeveria 'Black Prince' (Photo by Ching Tho. Used with permission. All rights reserved.) #echeveria #succulent #succulents #cactiandsucculents #succupedia #worldofsucculents

A spooky urn filled with grey and black plants: Black Rose Aeonium, Dusty Miller, and Variegated String of Hearts.

Aeonium 'Short Black' is a beautiful succulent subshrub that forms rosettes of deep purple to almost black leaves at the end of the ...

Looking like a plucked daisy, this Rudbeckia sports long, thin green sepals and a giant black cone (the size and shape of a large strawberry)! Wonderfully attention-getting in the garden, 'Green Wizard' is also welcome as an Everlasting!

There is nothing like a sleek skull to bring the class to your Halloween decorations. This DIY skull planter is easy and inexpensive, you could have this spooky addition to your Halloween decor in minutes. This post contains affiliate links, which means should you click the links and/or purchase something I will receive a commission.... View Post

Are you a lover of the dark and moody aesthetic? Do you dream of creating a hauntingly beautiful garden that embraces the shadowy side of nature? Look no further than these stunning plants that will transform your outdoor space into a goth garden haven. Perennial Plants for a Goth Garden Black Mondo Grass …

Gothic plants for my Gothic garden lovers