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First Time Blooms in this Garden

Gardenia jasminoides 'Kleim's Hardy'
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Three winters, no damage, first good bloom.

The Gardenia is banked on the left by Viburnum propinquum and backed by Magnolia (Manglietia) fordiana. A liitle bit of Yucca gloriosa shows as well.

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Al Hirsh's Garden