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The magnificent fragrance of gardenia, a tropical, broadleaf evergreen shrub, creates a wonderful atmosphere indoors or outdoors and it is usually the reason why gardeners grow this beauty. Her blooms are usually white, but some varieties display pink, yellow, and even red blossoms. For years gardenias have been used to create therapeutic fragrances. You can place her outside in the summer in temperatures of 15 degrees Celsius or higher. Plant Size Medium: 6 inch standard nursery pot. Medium Braided: 6 inch standard nursery pot. Large Braided: 7 inch standard nursery pot. Light Indoor potted gardenias prefer bright, indirect light, especially during summer. Water When she is in her blooming stage, she would like to have consistently moist soil (but not sogging wet). In the winter, water her only when the soil is dry to the touch. Plant Specific Care Plant in a high-quality potting mix with good drainage. Feed her in mid-March and then again in late June using an acid-rich fertilizer. Pet-Friendly Plant No.
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The magnificent fragrance of gardenia, a tropical, broadleaf evergreen shrub, creates a wonderful atmosphere indoors or outdoors and it is usually the reason why gardeners grow this beauty. Her blooms are usually white, but some varieties display pink, yellow, and even red blossoms. For years gardenias have been used to create therapeutic fragrances.
You can place her outside in the summer in temperatures of 15 degrees Celsius or higher.
Medium: 6 inch standard nursery pot.
Medium Braided: 6 inch standard nursery pot.
Large Braided: 7 inch standard nursery pot.
Indoor potted gardenias prefer bright, indirect light, especially during summer.
When she is in her blooming stage, she would like to have consistently moist soil (but not sogging wet). In the winter, water her only when the soil is dry to the touch.
Plant in a high-quality potting mix with good drainage. Feed her in mid-March and then again in late June using an acid-rich fertilizer.
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