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No true black roses exist. Roses sold as black ones are really a dark maroon. So far, the only “black” rose has been the product of chemical manipulation (dyes), but these roses tend to get their petals badly scorched by the sun. Manipulation of the genes for color is being attempted, but so far without any success.
