Gardenia hedge

Planning to create a fence for your garden? Here are the Best Low Maintenance Hedge Plants for the perfect border.

If you love the sweet scent of gardenias in bloom, you might want to consider growing a gardenia hedge. Gardenias are ideal for hedging because they can be trimmed to create a nice shape. Plus, their beautiful glossy leaves look great even when the plants aren’t in flower. You can plant your gardenias either in full sun or part shade but you’ll find that they will flower the best when given protection from the hot afternoon sun.

One of my favourite things about summer is the smell of gardenias. When I was a little girl, I planted a gardenia tree outside my bedroom window so I could smell the perfume when the window was open on warm summer nights. I now have a gardenia hedge which, despite being neglected this year, has nevertheless produced beautiful blooms. This would be thanks to the weeks of wet weather, most likely. I keep a bunch on my desk so I have the fragrance with me all day and park my car near the hedge…

Here’s where to plant—and where not to plant—gardenias (Gardenia jasminoides) and what to know about planting them.

How to choose which hedge will be right for your garden - whether you want privacy, hedges for wildlife or the best style choice

Have you ever wondered if gardenias are evergreen? The answer is yes. Gardenias are evergreen shrubs. They are perennial plants that grow in both temperate

Shop High Camp Supply's wide assortment of Vine and Bloom Boxes. Featuring a nest of cut-to-order loose gardenia blooms surrounded by gently budding “vine” gardenias on 8-10 inch stems arrive overnight in luxury gift box packaging, shipped straight from the farm.

Yes, gardenias can be made into a hedge. Gardenias are versatile that can be used as hedge plants anywhere in the garden where their aroma can be enjoyed such

In the most simple terms, a retaining wall is a structure that holds soil in place behind the wall and stops the erosion of the material