beautiful black rose varieties to add exotic vibes to your garden

8 beautiful black rose varieties

If you really like the smell of roses and especially rose varieties, you will love today's article. Have you ever seen black roses? In fact, a true black rose has yet to be discovered. Most have a deeper color tone than usual, such as dark shades of crimson, red or purple, but all bring a charming, mysterious beauty to the soft, delicate wings. Here are 8 beautiful black rose varieties to add exotic vibes to your garden. Growing them not only gives you a beautiful flower garden to look at every morning but also brings power, elegance, sophistication, and mystery to your living space. Each has its own charm and of course, you will have more choices to suit your taste. Scroll down and discover the different categories!

1 Black Jade Rose

Also popular as ‘BenBlack', this black jade rose offers deep crimson petals that turn black in hot weather.

2 Black Velvet Rose

Black Velvet Rose displays stunning flowers with a dark velvet appearance and deep burgundy hue. Its flowering period lasts from summer to autumn every year.

3 Halfeti Black Rose

The flowers of the Halfetti Black Rose are dark red in color, but later turn slightly black and reach a shade of black as they mature.

4 Black Baccara Rose

Although the black Baccara rose offers flowers without any fragrance, it is beautiful. When it blooms, the petals are very dark, almost black buds, and take on a beautiful deep crimson shade.

5 Souvenir du Dr Jamain Rose

5 Souvenir du Dr. Jamain Rosedisplays velvety black to dark purple double flowers with a strong scent. It grows as a shrub or climber along a trellis. Grows best in partial shade to bring out its best color.

6 Black Beauty Rose

Black Beauty Rose is a large hybrid tea deep red rose. The reverse side of the petals appears dark velvety black-red when in the bud.

7 Black Cherry Rose

Black Cherry Rose is a deep burgundy red with no fragrance. It can spread 3-4 inches wide.

8 Black Magic Rose

Black Magic Rose is beautiful with its deep red velvet petals against the beautiful dark green foliage to give the impression of a black rose.

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