Available september 1
Darkness in Bloom shares plant profiles, design tips, and inspiration. You’ll learn the lore of gothic culture and how to integrate undying dark plants (perennials), dark specimen repurchases (annuals), indoor companions (houseplants), and haunting decorations.
Dramatic and moody plants
High priestess of The Goth Garden, Chloe Hurst summons spirits, death, Victorians, velvet, vampires, and all things witchy and dark to bring you Darkness in Bloom. Get inspired to create a garden filled with moody, eerie undertones and the occasional deadly poison, add otherworldly companions to your houseplant jungle, and cultivate a home filled with macabre mystery.
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“Hurst debuts with a bewitching primer on creating a gothic garden…Filled with mesmerizing photos and imaginative design ideas, this is an enchanting and original approach to gardening.”
Publishers Weekly
