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Q&A – My gardenias look frozen. Will they survive the winter?

Question:
My gardenias look frozen. Will they survive the winter?

Answer:
The question was asked by someone living in USDA Hardiness Zone 7. Gardenias like zones 8-11 so it is just a little too cold. This does not mean it won’t survive, but it may need to be dug up and brought indoors every year or heavily mulched in the winter.

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