Black garden plants

Jerusalem Fig Tree (ficus carica) is the common variety that produces lovely edible purple black tinted figs, with a mouth wateringly sweet taste.... Learn More

Black Arrowhead is an unusually coloured, spider form Hemerocallis.... Learn More

These brambles produce large rambling plants with wonderful tasty fruit and as an added bonus the main stem is completely thorn free, which makes... Learn More

Blackberry Rubus fruticosus produce large rambling plants with wonderful tasty fruit and as an added bonus they are completely thorn free, which... Learn More

Elderberry Haschberg is a self-fertile easy to grow variety renowned for its huge clusters of sweet, tasty fruits which ripen late in the summer... Learn More

This deciduous blackcurrant 'Titania' is a heavy cropping modern Swedish variety. In April/May after spring frosts it will produce racemes of... Learn More

The Blackberry Rubus fruticosus Thornless Chester is a deciduous blackberry producing little white blossoms in late spring which are followed by... Learn More

Sarcococca confusa is suitable for the small garden, because it only grows 80-100 cm high. It stands beautifully solitary in the border, or in... Learn More

Black Currant Jostaberry is a complex-cross fruit bush, involving three species, the black currant, the North American coastal black gooseberry, and... Learn More

Black raspberries, Rubus occidentalis, are neither a raspberry nor blackberry, but a totally distinct species from the forests of North America.... Learn More

Hemerocallis Night Beacon day lily has a striking colour combination of such dark red it is almost black petals, and chartreuse centres. They look... Learn More

Blackberry Rubus fruticosus Theodor Reimers is a self-fertile blackberry variety with a very high yield producing large juicy fruits late in the... Learn More

Pennisetum Black Beauty have very dark spikes that remain in color well into... Learn More