Burgundy Flowers

Burgundy flowers can add a rich and elegant touch to any garden or floral arrangement. They offer deep, sumptuous coloration that can create striking contrasts with brighter flowers or create a cohesive, moody palette on their own. Here are some popular types of burgundy flowers:

Roses

• Burgundy Iceberg Rose: Known for its deep burgundy blossoms and dark green foliage.
• Black Baccara Rose: A dark, velvety rose that has almost black tips to its burgundy petals.

Dahlias

• Arabian Night Dahlia: Features dark, almost black, burgundy petals and is great for summer and fall gardens.
• Sam Hopkins Dahlia: Deep burgundy blooms with a rich and saturated hue.

Peonies

• Buckeye Belle Peony: Offers large, dark red to burgundy semi-double blooms.
• Chocolate Soldier Peony: Known for its deep burgundy petals with a hint of chocolate in the foliage.

Tulips

• Queen of Night Tulip: Almost black tulip with deep burgundy shades.
• Burgundy Lace Tulip: Fringed tulip with a rich burgundy color and delicate edges.

Orchids

• Miltonia Orchid: Has a variety of species that can come in deep burgundy shades.
• Cymbidium Orchid: Offers beautiful spikes of deep burgundy flowers.

Lilies

• Black Beauty Lily: Has trumpet-shaped flowers that come in a very dark burgundy to blackish hue.
• Night Flyer Asiatic Lily: Deep burgundy blooms with a striking appearance.

Other Options

• Scabiosa ‘Ace of Spades’: Dark, dramatic burgundy flowers on slender stems.
• Coleus: While typically grown for its foliage, some varieties have deep burgundy leaves that can complement burgundy flowers nicely.
• Zinnia ‘Queen Red Lime’: Offers a unique look with layers of dusty burgundy and lime green petals.

Growing Conditions

To make burgundy flowers thrive, be sure to:

• Provide Appropriate Light: Most flowering plants need full sun to partial shade.
• Use Well-Draining Soil: Proper soil conditions are crucial for healthy roots and beautiful blooms.
• Feed and Water Appropriately: Regular watering and balanced fertilization can help maintain vibrant colors.
• Deadhead Spent Blooms: Removing old flowers encourages new growth and prolongs the blooming season.

Tips for Arrangements

• Contrast: Pair burgundy flowers with lighter shades like whites, pinks, or lavenders for a striking contrast.
• Monochromatic Theme: Use different textures and sizes of burgundy flowers for a luxurious and cohesive look.
• Foliage: Add greenery to enhance the rich color of burgundy blooms and provide a natural setting.

By thoughtfully selecting and caring for burgundy flowers, you can create beautiful gardens and striking floral arrangements that evoke a sense of elegance and drama.