Gardenia 'Aimee' / 'First Love'

bayard

16 years ago

The easiest Gardenia I have ever grown. Didn't drop one leaf this past Winter. Flowers are huge!

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ankraras
16 years ago
Pretty!

For some reason I have not seen this variety here in our area. I am going to be keeping a close eye out for one.

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puglvr1
16 years ago
That's absolutely Gorgeous!!! I've not seen that one here in my area either, but I will keep an out for it also. Thanks for sharing!!
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ankraras
15 years ago
Such a beautiful bloom I could not resist bringing it back on top so more of us can view it.
mersiepoo
15 years ago
HOW DID YOU GROW THAT BEAUTY??? I need details!!! :D

I think my gardenia can read my mind and that is why its stopped growing, basically.
ankraras
15 years ago
Got lucky and found one locally yesterday. Not much to look at right now but hopefully I can get it to bloom next flowering season.

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buyorsell888
15 years ago
That flower is stunning.
artemis_pa
14 years ago
Wanted to bump this back up. How is Aimee doing this year? What type of care did she get over the winter? Light exposure? Humidity? Fertilizer?
Thanks.
rosie3
14 years ago
is Aimee a grafted gardenia? I bought August Beauty this spring(a grafted gardenia)was told it is much easier to overwinter.Is this true & I also need to know any tips on helping it survive.