Dramatic flowers

Peacock Iris Iris germanica Peacock

Spring will soon be knocking on our doors, which means it’s time to start thinking about what to plant in our gardens. If you like experimenting and feel the need for something exotic and extravagant to wow your guests, flowers of saturated dark colors may be just what you’re looking for. Ditch white daisies and red roses and try flowers adorned in all shades of darkness. We at Bright Side made a selection of plants with gothic character. #gothgarden #gothaesthetic

Close-up of colorful freesia flowers with a dramatic dark backdrop.

This Dramatic Romance Bouquet Recipe by Cedarwood will bring a hint of vintage class to your stunningly beautiful wedding. Photographed by Chesley Summar.

Angel's Trumpet is known for its large, pendulous, trumpet-shaped flowers that emit a heady fragrance at night. These dramatic blooms can be yellow, pink, or white. Light: Full sun to partial shade. Water: Keep soil consistently moist but not soggy. Soil: Rich, well-drained soil. Temperature: 60-80°F (16-27°C). Humidity: Moderate to high. Fertilizer: Feed bi-weekly with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season.Despite their beauty, remember that all parts of this plant are toxic if…

Flowers have inspired humans forever. They captivate us with their endless beauty and have bloomed in every human art form like poetry, paintings, and, of course, photography.

Who doesn't want beautiful flowers in their gardens? They add color and life, but many of them also add intoxicating fragrance. These Fragrant flowers spread their scent from early spring till late summer, attracting many insects to our gardens. You can grow them in your garden, on your balcony, or even…