+ Gardening Masterpost +
Feel free to recommend additions!
+ Garden Planning and Design +
+ What Is A Goth Garden? – Learn How To Create A Gothic Garden +
+ 35 Hauntingly Beautiful Ideas for Your Gothic Garden +
+ How to Create a Gothic Garden +
+ Ideas for Growing a Goth Garden +
+ Hidden Grove Garden Design Gothic Garden Design Sketches +
+ Gothic Garden Decor on a Beer Budget +
+ How To Create A Witch’s Garden To Import Magic Into Your Life! +
+ How To Create A Witch Garden: Cultivate And Nurture Sacred Space +
+ The Witches Garden +
+ Moon Garden Design: Learn How To Plant A Moon Garden +
+ The Supernatural Side of Plants +
+ Horticulture + Plant Varieties +
+ A Taste of Terror for Your Gothic Garden +
+ Rose Bush Care: A Beginner's Guide to Growing Roses +
The gothic classic, beautiful red roses, are ideal for a gothic garden.
+ Growing Roses: How to Plant, Grow, and Prune Roses +
Another rose growing guide from The Farmer's Almanac
+ How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Lavender +
Another gothic classic, lavender.
+ 10 Black Vegetables For Your Garden +
Just a side note that some of the links lead to dead pages, and they all seem to link to Amazon, so I would just google the vegetables you want to grow.
+ 13 Black Vegetables for a Gothic Garden +
+ 16 of the Black Vegetables For Your Garden +
+ 36 Black Flowers and Plants to Add Drama to Your Garden +
+ How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Lilies +
White Arum Lilies are a classic funeral flower, and can look haunting in a gothic garden. If you're not big on white, lilies come in a range of colors, including red, burgundy, purple, and of course (nearly) black.
+ How To Grow Dahlias +
Another beautiful flower that feels well at home in a gothic setting, especially a lovely 'black dahlia'.
+ What Kind of Fruit is the Most Gothic? +
Okay so this short article is a parody article, but it might get you thinking about the potential symbolism of plants chosen for your garden.
+ How to Grow Pomegranates +
Pomegranates are a fruit associated with death due to it's presence in the myth The Taking of Persephone, however the fruit is also often cited as the likely "fruit of knowledge" from genesis, was associated with Jesus's suffering, death, and resurrection in European Christian motifs, and is associated with fertility and abundance in cultures throughout many cultures. Dwarf varieties can be grown in containers, but otherwise you will need to actually own the property you live on to enjoy this plant. The trees have dark green leaves, bright red flowers and fruit, and can look quite dramatic.
+ Planting, Growing, and Harvesting Figs +
Another fruiting tree rife with symbolism. They are associated with the goddess Aphrodite, and the god Dionysius, and fig leaves show up in genesis as the leaves that cover Adam and Eve's privates. The Bodhi Tree that Gautama Buddha sat under when he achieved enlightenment was a variety of fig known as the sacred fig. Thus, figs can be associated with fertility, sex, love, abundance, revelry, knowledge, enlightenment, among other things. Much like pomegranates, there are dwarf varieties that can be grown in containers.
+ Orchid Care: Watering, Lighting, Repotting, and More +
Known for being high maintenance, orchids are highly diverse in color, and form, and there are many haunting, gothic looking varieties such as the ghost orchid, the Dracula vampira, the Dracula roezlii aka Monkey’s muzzle, and the bat flower, as well as many different black, dark purple, burgundy, and blood red.
+ Bat Flower Care – Tips For Growing Tacca Bat Flowers +
+ Avoid Common Gardening Mistakes +
+ 13 Flowers that Bloom at Night +
+ Night Blooming Plants for Moon Gardens +
+ Plants For A Poison Garden: Tips For Creating A Poison Garden +
+ Growing Belladonna (Deadly Nightshade) - Advice from the Herb Lady +
A plant that needs no introduction, Belladonna is a famously deadly and beautiful plant, with distinctive purple flowers and dark green-blue leaves.
+ Growing Monkshood (Wolfsbane) - Advice from the Herb Lady +
Another very deadly, flowering plant with a strong association with the supernatural. It's flowers are a bluish purple color.
+ Plants for A Witch's Garden & Moon Garden +
+ Container + Limited Space Options +
Because not all of us have a large space for a luxurious garden.
+ Vegetable Container Gardening for Beginners +
+ 10 Container Garden Tips for Beginners +
+ Container Gardening With Vegetables and Herbs +
+ Urban Gardening Using Pots, Hanging Baskets and More +
+ Small-Space Gardening +
+ Vegetable Gardening in a Small Space +
+ 18 Creative Ways to Grow a Garden, Even When You're Short On Space +
+ Best Ways to Garden in Small Spaces +
+ Small-Space Gardening: 5 Tips for Growing More +
+ Maximize Your Space - Stunning Design Ideas for Small Gardens +
+ Growing Vegetables in Small Spaces +
Feel free to recommend additions!
+ Garden Planning and Design +
+ What Is A Goth Garden? – Learn How To Create A Gothic Garden +
+ 35 Hauntingly Beautiful Ideas for Your Gothic Garden +
+ How to Create a Gothic Garden +
+ Ideas for Growing a Goth Garden +
+ Hidden Grove Garden Design Gothic Garden Design Sketches +
+ Gothic Garden Decor on a Beer Budget +
+ How To Create A Witch’s Garden To Import Magic Into Your Life! +
+ How To Create A Witch Garden: Cultivate And Nurture Sacred Space +
+ The Witches Garden +
+ Moon Garden Design: Learn How To Plant A Moon Garden +
+ The Supernatural Side of Plants +
+ Horticulture + Plant Varieties +
+ A Taste of Terror for Your Gothic Garden +
+ Rose Bush Care: A Beginner's Guide to Growing Roses +
The gothic classic, beautiful red roses, are ideal for a gothic garden.
+ Growing Roses: How to Plant, Grow, and Prune Roses +
Another rose growing guide from The Farmer's Almanac
+ How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Lavender +
Another gothic classic, lavender.
+ 10 Black Vegetables For Your Garden +
Just a side note that some of the links lead to dead pages, and they all seem to link to Amazon, so I would just google the vegetables you want to grow.
+ 13 Black Vegetables for a Gothic Garden +
+ 16 of the Black Vegetables For Your Garden +
+ 36 Black Flowers and Plants to Add Drama to Your Garden +
+ How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Lilies +
White Arum Lilies are a classic funeral flower, and can look haunting in a gothic garden. If you're not big on white, lilies come in a range of colors, including red, burgundy, purple, and of course (nearly) black.
+ How To Grow Dahlias +
Another beautiful flower that feels well at home in a gothic setting, especially a lovely 'black dahlia'.
+ What Kind of Fruit is the Most Gothic? +
Okay so this short article is a parody article, but it might get you thinking about the potential symbolism of plants chosen for your garden.
+ How to Grow Pomegranates +
Pomegranates are a fruit associated with death due to it's presence in the myth The Taking of Persephone, however the fruit is also often cited as the likely "fruit of knowledge" from genesis, was associated with Jesus's suffering, death, and resurrection in European Christian motifs, and is associated with fertility and abundance in cultures throughout many cultures. Dwarf varieties can be grown in containers, but otherwise you will need to actually own the property you live on to enjoy this plant. The trees have dark green leaves, bright red flowers and fruit, and can look quite dramatic.
+ Planting, Growing, and Harvesting Figs +
Another fruiting tree rife with symbolism. They are associated with the goddess Aphrodite, and the god Dionysius, and fig leaves show up in genesis as the leaves that cover Adam and Eve's privates. The Bodhi Tree that Gautama Buddha sat under when he achieved enlightenment was a variety of fig known as the sacred fig. Thus, figs can be associated with fertility, sex, love, abundance, revelry, knowledge, enlightenment, among other things. Much like pomegranates, there are dwarf varieties that can be grown in containers.
+ Orchid Care: Watering, Lighting, Repotting, and More +
Known for being high maintenance, orchids are highly diverse in color, and form, and there are many haunting, gothic looking varieties such as the ghost orchid, the Dracula vampira, the Dracula roezlii aka Monkey’s muzzle, and the bat flower, as well as many different black, dark purple, burgundy, and blood red.
+ Bat Flower Care – Tips For Growing Tacca Bat Flowers +
+ Avoid Common Gardening Mistakes +
+ 13 Flowers that Bloom at Night +
+ Night Blooming Plants for Moon Gardens +
+ Plants For A Poison Garden: Tips For Creating A Poison Garden +
+ Growing Belladonna (Deadly Nightshade) - Advice from the Herb Lady +
A plant that needs no introduction, Belladonna is a famously deadly and beautiful plant, with distinctive purple flowers and dark green-blue leaves.
+ Growing Monkshood (Wolfsbane) - Advice from the Herb Lady +
Another very deadly, flowering plant with a strong association with the supernatural. It's flowers are a bluish purple color.
+ Plants for A Witch's Garden & Moon Garden +
+ Container + Limited Space Options +
Because not all of us have a large space for a luxurious garden.
+ Vegetable Container Gardening for Beginners +
+ 10 Container Garden Tips for Beginners +
+ Container Gardening With Vegetables and Herbs +
+ Urban Gardening Using Pots, Hanging Baskets and More +
+ Small-Space Gardening +
+ Vegetable Gardening in a Small Space +
+ 18 Creative Ways to Grow a Garden, Even When You're Short On Space +
+ Best Ways to Garden in Small Spaces +
+ Small-Space Gardening: 5 Tips for Growing More +
+ Maximize Your Space - Stunning Design Ideas for Small Gardens +
+ Growing Vegetables in Small Spaces +
