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Tag: Gardenia jasminoides

In a Vase on Monday: Sweet Gardenias

(c) Terri Robertson, T's Southern Garden, 2018

The guest room smells amazing today thanks to the small vase of gardenias clipped for today’s In a Vase on Monday post.

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Author Terri RobertsonPosted on May 21, 2018March 10, 2019Categories Full sun garden, In a Vase on Monday, May in Alabama, PerennialsTags "Hot Lips" sage, Colorwheel, Frostproof gardenia, Gardenia jasminoides, Salvia x jamensis, Stokes' Aster, Stokesia laevis9 Comments on In a Vase on Monday: Sweet Gardenias

Nature Observations

I am a member of iNaturalist, where I document observations of native plants, insects and birds. In a short time, I’m already learning a lot about the flora and fauna around me, and the data I input as a citizen scientist helps serve research projects worldwide. How neat.
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