Kleim's Hardy Gardenia - Miniature variety can be grown and maintained indoors as a potted plant. It can literally fill your home with a citrusy scent.
Dwarf Radicans Gardenia - The perfect border plant, getting about two feet tall. Low maintenance and drought resistant. August Beauty Gardenia - Huge, 3" blooms that last up to 3 months. Several plants can be made into a hedge. August Beauty Gardenia Tree -This is a long-blooming gardenia pruned into a tree. It can be potted on your patio, then brought indoors when the weather turns cool. Blooming Gardenia Gift - Imagine giving the gift of a gardenia plant in full bloom!
We ship the day after your order. It is the gift that never fails to delight and impress. Background Info on Gardenias Gardenias crave warmth and they need moisture. Some varieties will survive a light frost, but they will be unhappy surviving in climates cooler than Zone 7.
Yes, they can be drought tolerant once well established, but do not neglect them for an entire season. Tropical soils are typically soils that are more on the acidic side. The ideal range is soil with a pH between 5. We recommend acidic fertilizers; then there is always our trusted garden companion peat moss.
Some gardenias defy the odds and grow, without amendment, in any soil they find. They are a little more forgiving. The Dwarf Radicans Gardenia falls into that category. When planting near concrete like patios or sidewalks, you might want to consider adding acidic fertilizers. Concrete is quite alkaline, and can leech chemicals into the soil.
In other words, most of your garden soil could be quite suitable for gardenias, but the edges around the new concrete could be alkaline. Gardenias like bright, but not harsh, direct sunlight. They are not shade lovers. If left on their own as a showcase shrub, they will take on a beautiful round shape with gorgeous, dark green and glossy leaves. How to Plant Gardenias Gardenias thrive outdoors in growing zones 7 to Garden later planted the first Gardenia in the United States in These beauties embody purity and sweetness.
Southerners have strategically mixed Camellias, Azaleas, and Gardenias in their landscapes for generations to provide blooms in Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter!
Gardenias bloom in late spring or early summer with a huge bounty of flowers. However, after the first display, most varieties will continue to rebloom periodically with less plentiful yields of fragrant blossoms. These guys come in all kinds of shapes and sizes. There are low-growing varieties, large screening selections, and almost everywhere in between. Almost everyone knows the scent of a Gardenia.
The fragrance is rich and balmy, comforting and sweet. It might just take you back to warm summer nights chasing fireflies and sitting on porch swings. The planting requirements are pretty consistent for all varieties in this group.
They need at least 4 hours of direct sun exposure to grow and flower properly. All-day direct sun works well in cooler zones. Acidic soil with good drainage is ideal, but a neutral pH works as well. Alkaline soil often leads to a mineral deficiency that results in leaves yellowing and dropping some light yellowing and leaf drop is not unusual in fall and early winter.
Fall and Spring are generally the best times to plant. Both times have their advantages, but gardeners can plant during either season. Fall is preferable in these areas because winters are usually milder and it gives the plant more time to establish itself before summer. Spring is a slightly more strategic time to plant. It allows your plant to situate itself before winter.
We do recommend providing coverage for your plant during its first winter in your landscape though. This primarily entails covering your plant with a freeze-cloth, tarp, or blanket overnight during hard freezes. It will be less vulnerable to freezes in its second winter. Then, we water them, securely package them for shipment in custom boxes, and send them on their way.
Gardenias PlantsbyMail is your one-stop shop to buy gardenias online. Gardenia History Gardenias are originally from the tropical and sub-tropical regions of Africa and Asia.
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