In fact, black is not a natural rose color, but one that is dyed. Roses in black typically stand for mourning and death. Of ...

Florists create black roses by dipping white or red roses into black dye or wetting the stem in a dye solution. Dye is invested into the rose, giving it a clean, deep black appearance. Other roses ...

But, it's an important time to be on the lookout for the dreaded black spot disease that threatens your roses. The drop in temperature and increased moisture sets the stage for black spot to thrive.