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After a few weeks, I HAD THE START OF MY BUSH.
The first bud on my new bush. The bush is much larger now.
This is my very first gardenia flower.
12 comments:
How wonderful!! Love the gardenias.
Jocelyn @ http://justalittlesouthernhospitality.blogspot.com/
I can smell that divine gardenia all the way out here.
Greetings from Dubai! Lovely!!. Have a great week ahead! Will be back soon...
Shantana
I love gardenias and their beautiful scent, LV. They will not grow here in Colorado as our winters are too cold.
Such a beautiful bloom, and the satisfaction of propagating it yourself! I was lucky enough to smell one when visiting a friends home few months ago.
Hugs
Jan: A Tapestry of Life
Great job! You propagated a beautiful flower with a wonderful smell.
JM, IL
Oh my, I love your gardenia plant. What a beautiful blossom! You did a great job creating this new plant. I wish we could grow them here, but alas our winters are too long and cold.
Your "sense of humor" story brought a huge smile to my face. What a fun way to start my day.
The heat managed to dry up most of our blossoms, but there are still a few hardy ones. My lavender Rose Of Sharon is looking quite beautiful now.
Well, it's tine for me to do a few things around here before the temps get up into the 90's. You have a wonderful day, hugs, Edna B.
beautiful!
Persistence paid off for you!! I love the wonderful sweet smell of gardenia and I am glad you have your very own plant now... and a first bloom.
nice flower
I love the smell of Gardenias! Wonderful that you were able to root your own bush. They are only an annual here.
hugs,
Jann
Wow. I love gardenias, but I sure didn't know you could do that. Thanks for the tip.
D
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