what does a gardenia look like - GARDENING
It does look like a gardenia (would have to see the blooms to be sure though), have to say I've never heard of one that's not fragrant though, perhaps it's some mutation that arises occasionally but isn't propagated and developed on purpose for obvious reasons. I have a few dwarf Gardenias that are really flowering. Do these plants produce seeds or seed pods?
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If so where would I look? Ive inspected where the dead flower was, but dont see anything. Post #1641201 Quote Horseshoe Efland, NC (Zone 7a) They may produce seeds but it's rare and they are very hard to harvest. I live in zone 7 and planted a gardenia which had been living outdoors in a pot into the ground.
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Now the leaves are turning yellow and dropping off the plant but there are lots of buds on the plant. What to do?