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Aimee Gardenia

~Aimee Yoshioka

Fragrant white blooms are larger than any other Gardenia and the first to bloom.  A superb evergreen landscape accent or container plant for courtyards or lanai.   Height:  4-6 ft.   Full Sun to Partial Shade.  Fertilize with fertilizer for acid loving plants.

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