Gardenia Flowers
Gardenia is a genus in the Rubiaceae. It is loved for glossy evergreen leaves and creamy white, waxy, rose-like flowers with a rich perfume that’s strongest in the evening and early morning. Gardenias work beautifully as shrubs, hedges, specimen plants, and container plants.
This plant can also be grown as potted indoor plants in cooler climates where winter temperatures dip too low for outdoor growth.
Most gardenias bloom from late spring into early summer, and some varieties rebloom sporadically throughout summer.
Gardenias are hardy in USDA zones 7-11 and perform best in warm, humid conditions with acidic, well-draining soils.
Cluster of White Gardenia Flowers
Moody Gardenia Flower With Bud — Dark Tones
Young Gardenia Flower Opening — Bud Stage
Double Gardenia Flower in Sunlight
Gardenia Flower in Bloom — Rain-Kissed
Full-Bloom Gardenia Flower — Open Face
Vintage-Tone Gardenia Flower in Garden
Wilted Gardenia Flower — Study in Decay
Gardenia Flowers Surrounded by Dark Foliage
Star-Petal Gardenia Flower — Fresh Bloom
Pair of Yellow Gardenia Flowers — Dark Background
Pinwheel Gardenia Flower — Five-Petal Form
Gardenia Bush in Full Flower
Garden Gardenia Flowers in Natural Light
Simple Gardenia Flower on Bright Green Background
Classic Gardenia Flower — Close-Up Study
Creamy Gardenia Flower — Soft Detail Portrait
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