Gardenia 'Radicans', also called 'Prostrata', is a dwarf, spreading cultivar of the beloved gardenia. It forms a low, dense mound of glossy, dark green leaves and produces intensely fragrant, double, white flowers in late spring to summer. It's ideal for small spaces and containers.
| Family: | Rubiaceae |
| Genus: | Gardenia |
| Species: | jasminoides |
| Cultivar: | Radicans |
| Also known as: | Prostrata |
| Synonyms: | Gardenia angusta, G. augusta, G. florida, G. grandiflora, G. radicans |
This plant prefers partial shade, acidic, well-drained soil, and high humidity. It's frost-tender, grown in containers in cool climates. The fragrance is legendary. Use in entryways, patios, and sensory gardens. Requires consistent moisture and acid fertilizer.
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