Overview of Gardenia Jasminoides 

More to love in Gardenia Jasminoides: 

• Flowers bloom from about mid-spring to mid-summer
• Among many species, they have strong scents
• It is possible to grow them indoors throughout the year
• You can also grow them outside during the summer months

Benefits of Gardenia Jasminoides 

Gardenia is an evergreen shrub with large, fragrant flowers called buttonholes. The plants from this genus can be grown in containers in rooms, conservatories, or greenhouses. Gardenia is taken orally for anxiety, agitation, bladder infections, bleeding, cancer, constipation, diabetes, depression, gallbladder disease, fever, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, the flu, trouble sleeping, liver disorders, rheumatoid arthritis, pain, and swelling of the pancreas.

How to sow and care for Gardenia Jasminoides Seeds

Ten Gardenia jasminoides seeds are included, along with instructions for growing them. Gardenia jasminoides are a group of plants. It is best to plant them in a sunny or partially shaded location. If Gardenias receive too much sunlight, they may scorch, and their buds may fall off, despite their preference for full sun. If they are exposed to more morning sun than afternoon shade, gardenias thrive in hot climates. Make sure to sow them in the spring. Once the seed is covered with soil, tamp it securely and keep it moist and warm until it germinates, which can take 30 to 60 days. Until the seedlings can withstand the landscape's rigours, work them up in successively larger pots. Keep shrubs at a distance of three feet or more.

The best way to achieve the best result is by taking proper care of the plants, but we will guide you. Make sure the growing medium has been thoroughly soaked before watering the gardenia. Water the gardenia twice a week during the first six weeks after planting. The soil should then be allowed to dry between waterings. The soil should be thoroughly moistened when watering. The gardens require at least one inch of water each week. Water regularly but not excessively. These acid-loving plants will benefit from compost or aged manure, as well as coffee grounds, tea bags, wood ash, or Epsom salts.

Note: This Overview is intended as a guide only since cultural practices and climatic conditions may vary.

Specifications:

• Product: Gardenia Jasminoides Seeds
• Season: Spring
• USDA Zones: 10-11
• Days to Bloom: 60-80 days.
• Height: 3-6' tall
• Soil Type: Moist
• Temperature: 16 degrees Celcius
• Kingdom: Plantae 
• Clade: Tracheophytes, Angiosperms, Eudicots, Asterids 
• Order: Gentianales 
• Family: Rubiaceae 
• Genus: Gardenia 
• Species: G. jasminoides