Beautiful Vegetables, Herbs & Flowers For Your Goth Garden

Who says vegetables or flowers have to be cheery bright colors? If you’re a fan of the mysterious, the dramatic, and the enchanting, then creating a goth garden vegetables might be just the thing for you.

What is a Goth Garden?

A goth garden isn’t your typical cheerful and colorful garden. Instead, it’s a space where the dark, the mysterious, and the dramatic take center stage.

Surround yourself with plants in deep purples, rich blacks, and moody greens, feeling like you’re in your own little Gothic paradise. Discover some dark vegetables and herbs that will make your garden uniquely yours.

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Beautiful Vegetables for a Goth Garden

When selecting plants for your goth garden, think about what creates that dark, mysterious vibe. Look for plants with deep colors and unique textures. There are beautiful varieties of vegetables and herbs to choose from.

Black and Purple Tomatoes

Imagine biting into a juicy tomato with a deep, almost black skin. Dark tomatoes, like ‘Black Krim’, Purple Boy, or ‘Indigo Rose,’ are not only stunning but also delicious. They thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. Plus, they add a pop of dark color to your garden that’s sure to impress.

Dark Opal & Purple Basil

We love purple basil. This beautiful plant has vibrant dark purple leaves, is a must-have for any goth garden. It’s easy to grow, loves the sun, and adds a unique flavor to your culinary creations. Plant it in well-drained soil and watch it flourish.

Another basil variety that deserves a spot in your goth garden is Dark Opal Basil. Its deep purple leaves and pink flowers make it a stunning addition. It’s also a versatile herb that you can use in cooking, teas, and even as a garnish.

Beans

Green bean varieties that are not so green include: Purple Teepee is a bush bean with purple pods, Red Swan bush beans are a unique red bean. Dragon Tongue bean variety has pretty purple streaks.

• Purple Queen, gardening zone 3-9
• Red Swan, gardening zone 3-10

Black Peppers

Add a spicy twist to your goth garden with black peppers. Varieties like ‘Black Pearl’ produce small, dark purple to black peppers that pack a punch. They thrive in warm, sunny spots and well-drained soil. Plus, they look incredibly striking against green foliage.

Black Beauty Eggplant

Eggplants are a staple in many gardens, but the ‘Black Beauty’ variety takes it to a whole new level. With its glossy, dark purple skin, it looks almost too beautiful to eat. Plant it in a sunny spot with rich, well-drained soil, and you’ll be rewarded with a bountiful harvest. Comet Purple

Kale & Lettuce

Kale might not seem very goth, but the ‘Redbor’ variety certainly is. Its deep purple leaves add a dramatic flair to your garden, and it’s packed with nutrients. Kale thrives in cooler weather and can even tolerate a light frost, making it a great addition to your garden year-round.

Black Scallions

Scallions, or green onions, are a garden favorite, but have you heard of black scallions? Varieties like ‘Black Nebula’ produce dark purple to black stems that add a unique touch to your garden and your plate. They’re easy to grow and perfect for adding a splash of color to salads and dishes.

Purple Carrots

Carrots are another garden staple that can take on a goth twist. Purple carrots, such as ‘Cosmic Purple’ or ‘Black Nebula,’ have vibrant purple skin and a sweet, crunchy texture. They grow best in loose, well-drained soil and full sun.

Some other dark carrot varieties include: Dragon Purple,

Purple Magic Broccoli

Goth Garden Flowers

Beautiful dark flowers provide a mysterious air to your garden.

By choosing the right plants and features, you can transform your space into a dark, mysterious retreat that’s both beautiful and unique.