Saturday, November 19, 2011

Is a gardenia plant an indoor plant?

Where you live depends on if it should be in a pot or if you can plant it outside. Use the planting zone guide below to determine that. Then open the link for growing gardenias to see what the real experts have to say.


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They can be grown indoor or outdoor according to the zone.





Below link is your planting zones


USDA Plant Hardiness Zones


http://www.thegardenhelper.com/hardiness...


Growing Gardenia Plants


http://www.thegardenhelper.com/gardenia....

Is a gardenia plant an indoor plant?
It can be but depending on the gardening zone you live in, it does not have to be.
Reply:outdoors for summer, check label and see if its winter hardy, some are, if you bought at a jewel store and not a plant place,chances are it's only good for summer outside.
Reply:It can be if you put it somewhere where there is a lot of sun light but usually they are not.
Reply:Gardenias are usually grown outdoors, in sun or partial shade. If you want to try to grow one indoors, then you should place the plant in a location that receives some direct sun during part of the day, such as a window sill.





Gardenias are woody shrubs, some varieties of which can get 8 feet tall or taller. So to experiment with growing one indoors, you should pick a variety that has been bred to remain small. The Sunset Western Garden Book mentions several small varieties -- for example, "White Gem" grows 1-2 feet tall and is listed as being a good container plant.





Gardenias like an acid soil that drains well but retains moisture. So use plenty of organic matter, such as peat moss, in the potting soil. Good luck!

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