The Ultimate Directory of Black Plants
Discover a growing collection of striking black plants — from jet-black houseplants to deep purple flowering varieties. Each entry includes care tips, scientific info, and where to buy.
Black Bean Plant
A productive, heat-loving legume grown for its dry edible seeds, commonly used in cooking.
Phaseolus vulgaris, commonly grown as Black Turtle Beans, is a bush or semi-runner legume grown for its protein-rich dry seeds. It matures in 95–105 days and prefers full sun and loose, fertile, well-drained soil. Plant in mid-late spring after frost, spacing seeds 3 inches apart. Water deeply, mulch to retain moisture, and support as needed. Pests include beetles, cutworms, and slugs. Pods are ready to harvest when yellow to brown and dry.
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Black Dragon Plant
Bold, compact coleus with deep, rippled leaves — perfect for shade containers and garden beds.
Black Dahlia Plant
A striking dahlia cultivar with near-black foliage and vivid blooms, ideal for dramatic displays.
Black Pepper Plant
A tropical vine cultivated for its peppercorns, used in global cuisines.