Gardenias bloom on both old and new wood, but the ratio varies by cultivar. According to nursery expert Ted Stephens:
Bottom line: Gardenias can be pruned almost any time and will bloom a few months later. Avoid late fall pruning, as tender new growth may freeze.
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