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Planting Florist Gardenia Outdoors: Wait Until Spring

Florist gardenias are typically greenhouse-grown Gardenia jasminoides selections that are cold-tender. Do not plant outdoors in winter. Wait until April, then choose a sunny, well-trafficked spot for fragrance enjoyment.

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