
What Is a Goth Garden? Popular in the Victorian era, these once picturesque gardens used to be the equivalent to a fun-filled theme park in their day. Loaded with carefully orchestrated effects and morbid reflections of death, the gothic garden drew crowds then for the same reason horror flicks grab our attention today – a good scare. This, of course, need not always be the case. Gothic garden design can take on a more magical concept too, depending on the gardener.
Here are some delightfully dark flowers and foliage for your Goth Garden.

photo by eCrater
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