Medium White Gardenia Plant
Medium White Gardenia Plant
Details
- Glossy dark green foliage frames pure white blooms known for their heady, sweet scent
- Ships with buds rather than open flowers, giving the recipient weeks of anticipation as each one unfurls
- A rooted living plant that can grow and rebloom for years - gardenias have been known to thrive for 30+ years with attentive care
- Hardy outdoors year-round in USDA zones 8–11; in cooler climates, it makes a lovely indoor or patio container plant
- Prefers bright indirect light, consistent moisture, and slightly acidic, well-drained soil. Detailed care instructions are included
- Pot Dimensions: 4.5" H X 4.5" Diameter
- Overall plant height: 8”-10” H
- Comes in a ceramic planter
PERFECT FOR
- A Mother's Day or Easter gift that keeps blooming
- Birthdays, housewarmings, or thank-you moments
- Plant lovers and gardening enthusiasts
- Filling any room with scent and greenery
FAQs
When will the gardenia bloom after delivery?
The plant ships with buds to protect them during transit. Buds can take 4–6 weeks to fully open, depending on conditions. The fragrance intensifies as each flower unfolds.
How much care does a gardenia need?
Give your gardenia plenty of filtered light, high humidity, and consistently moist but well-drained, slightly acidic soil. Avoid letting the soil dry out completely or become waterlogged. A care guide comes with the plant to cover ongoing care.
Is this plant safe for pets?
The ASPCA flags gardenias as potentially irritating to pets' digestive tracts if ingested. Keep the plant out of reach of cats and dogs.
Can this gardenia be planted outdoors?
Gardenias do well outdoors in USDA hardiness zones 8–11, where they can grow into large, long-lived shrubs. In cooler climates, they perform best as indoor or patio container plants brought inside before frost.
DELIVERY INFORMATION
Your fresh from the farm plant is inspected and shipped in a gift box. Delivery charges start as low as $19.99, and we provide a 14-day lush plant guarantee. See
We may occasionally need to substitute for color or flower variety. See
