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Black Roses

Rose Images

The reality is, there are no truely black roses that exsist in nature. Ones refered to as a black rose, are really very dark red roses.

In the language (or) meaning of rose colors, this rose is supposed to mean death, or hatred. The meaning can also be farewell.

Roses with the word "black" in their names, are ones with the darkest red pigmentation.

Some have buds that begin with a color so deep, they appear black, but change to deep red as the flower matures.

Black Baccara

These lovely Black Baccara roses, are one of the darkest red Hybrid tea roses. This is a wonderful, long stemmed rose, great for cutting.

It has a very velvety texture, but only a slight, nutty tea fragrance. If you live in the right planting zone (6-10), make room in your garden for it. It's continious bloom will have you cutting roses all season!

The lovely rose images of Black Baccara, and Black Magic, are courtsey: Antonio Motta. View more of his beautiful roses at: ameraroses.com

Black Magic

A superb Hybrid Tea. The buds are almost black, and open to a velvety dark red garnet with darker edges.

Very long-stems (24-28")makes this a great rose for cutting. The blooms are also long lasting, making them a favorite florist's rose.

Purchase Black magic rose

Learn how to make your cut roses last longer This bush grows 5 1/2 feet tall, with glossy, dark green foliage.

The fragrance is subtle, but sweet.

Black Cherry Floribunda

Beginning with their stunning, almost-black buds, these exquisitely formed flowers are the most alluring red roses. The disease-resistant plant reblooms frequently. This striking own-root rose provides constant garden color. Dark Red /Ovoid, Pointed buds, with medium green foliage, are great cutting roses. Blooms have a light, damask fragrance.purchase Black Cherry Floribunda Plant grows: 3 ft - 4 ft Hardy zones 5-9

Do you have a Really Dark red rose, you consider to be almost black? Share it with us! Fill out the short form on the "Favorite Rose" page of your Black Roses it only takes a minute to do. I'll put it on a page of this site, any YOU will have created your very own web page!




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