Please note: Delivery dates may be delayed if temperatures are too low to protect plant quality and prevent freezing. Our blooming plants are subject to their natural growth cycles (typically April to June). Depending on when you place your order, your plant(s) may arrive without blooms.
1. Keep the moisture steady. Gardenias prefer their soil consistently moist, but not soaked. Check the soil regularly and water when the top begins to feel slightly dry. Good drainage is important, so don’t allow excess water to sit around the roots.
2. Give it a bright home. Your Gardenia will appreciate plenty of bright light. Choose a well-lit location and protect it from extreme temperature changes or drafts. Gardenias also enjoy humidity, so a comfortable spot away from drying vents is a good idea.
3. Give those buds some time. Not every Gardenia flower will open at once. Some buds may need a little longer to develop after the plant arrives. Remove blooms once they’re spent and continue tending to the plant—its glossy foliage remains beautiful between flowering periods, and with proper care, new blooms can return.
1. Keep the moisture steady. Gardenias prefer their soil consistently moist, but not soaked. Check the soil regularly and water when the top begins to feel slightly dry. Good drainage is important, so don’t allow excess water to sit around the roots.
2. Give it a bright home. Your Gardenia will appreciate plenty of bright light. Choose a well-lit location and protect it from extreme temperature changes or drafts. Gardenias also enjoy humidity, so a comfortable spot away from drying vents is a good idea.
3. Give those buds some time. Not every Gardenia flower will open at once. Some buds may need a little longer to develop after the plant arrives. Remove blooms once they’re spent and continue tending to the plant—its glossy foliage remains beautiful between flowering periods, and with proper care, new blooms can return.
Please note: Delivery dates may be delayed if temperatures are too low to protect plant quality and prevent freezing. Our blooming plants are subject to their natural growth cycles (typically April to June). Depending on when you place your order, your plant(s) may arrive without blooms.
1. Keep the moisture steady. Gardenias prefer their soil consistently moist, but not soaked. Check the soil regularly and water when the top begins to feel slightly dry. Good drainage is important, so don’t allow excess water to sit around the roots.
2. Give it a bright home. Your Gardenia will appreciate plenty of bright light. Choose a well-lit location and protect it from extreme temperature changes or drafts. Gardenias also enjoy humidity, so a comfortable spot away from drying vents is a good idea.
3. Give those buds some time. Not every Gardenia flower will open at once. Some buds may need a little longer to develop after the plant arrives. Remove blooms once they’re spent and continue tending to the plant—its glossy foliage remains beautiful between flowering periods, and with proper care, new blooms can return.
1. Keep the moisture steady. Gardenias prefer their soil consistently moist, but not soaked. Check the soil regularly and water when the top begins to feel slightly dry. Good drainage is important, so don’t allow excess water to sit around the roots.
2. Give it a bright home. Your Gardenia will appreciate plenty of bright light. Choose a well-lit location and protect it from extreme temperature changes or drafts. Gardenias also enjoy humidity, so a comfortable spot away from drying vents is a good idea.
3. Give those buds some time. Not every Gardenia flower will open at once. Some buds may need a little longer to develop after the plant arrives. Remove blooms once they’re spent and continue tending to the plant—its glossy foliage remains beautiful between flowering periods, and with proper care, new blooms can return.