Gardenias (Gardenia jasminoides, cape jasmine) are evergreen flowering shrubs common in the South, growing 2–6 feet tall and wide with glossy green leaves and fragrant 2–4 inch white blooms. In outdoor growing zones, they need winter protection.
Deadhead faded flowers. Regular watering after bloom helps plants withstand winter stress.
Mound pine needles around the base. If you have pine trees, rake fallen needles to the shrub.
Top the pine needles with regular mulch or decaying leaves to prevent them from washing away.
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