Gardenia jasminoides 'Kleim's Hardy'
Potting Compost
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What compost does my Klems Hardy require please?
Posted: Sunday 18th of August 2013 06:41 PM
Re: Re: Scorched leaves
Shoot User
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I will wait and see what happens during the summer and hope for the best.
Posted: Thursday 9th of May 2013 07:45 AM
Re: Scorched leaves
ELAINE HUTSON
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I have been told by a lot of people that it is not completely hardy, and others have had luck with it, so only time will tell.
Posted: Tuesday 7th of May 2013 06:30 PM
Scorched leaves
Shoot User
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Hi, My plant is in a large container facing east, during the cold spell that we have had with very cold easterly winds the leaves of the plant got very badly scorched. I have removed all the scorched leaves and some of the dead stems. Will this plant come back to life or have I lost it.
Posted: Tuesday 7th of May 2013 06:06 PM
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Hi Cathy, thanks for this. The only way I break the rules in the web guidance on this site is having them in full sun. I use the right compost in the pot, I feed regularly with acid feed and water with purified tap water to avoid the chalk. I live in Wiltshire on chalky soil. Any furgher help very gratefully received. David
Posted: Tuesday 4th of October 2011 07:41 AM
Re: yellowing leaves
Kathy N
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Hi, David,
It's hard to say without knowing where it is growing (including climate, soil, sun exposure, etc) and how you have been caring for it thus far. First step, if you haven't already done so, is to check out its plant page here on Shoot to see if you have it growing in the best conditions possible.
Kathy C
It's hard to say without knowing where it is growing (including climate, soil, sun exposure, etc) and how you have been caring for it thus far. First step, if you haven't already done so, is to check out its plant page here on Shoot to see if you have it growing in the best conditions possible.
Kathy C
Posted: Monday 3rd of October 2011 07:56 PM Last reply: Monday 3rd of October 2011 07:57 PM
yellowing leaves
Shoot User
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what am I doing wrong to my Kliems Hardy Gardenia?
Posted: Saturday 1st of October 2011 02:44 PM
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Hi, Martin,
You can find all you need to know about Gardenia jasminoides 'Kleim's Hardy' here on Shoot and if you add it to your 'Plants I Have' list you will get detailed care instructions for the entire year. It is tender in frost so needs to be in a warm, sheltered site. It can be grown in a container.
Kathy C
You can find all you need to know about Gardenia jasminoides 'Kleim's Hardy' here on Shoot and if you add it to your 'Plants I Have' list you will get detailed care instructions for the entire year. It is tender in frost so needs to be in a warm, sheltered site. It can be grown in a container.
Kathy C
Posted: Wednesday 10th of November 2010 12:06 AM
Gardenia kleims Hardy.is this plant frost hardy?
martin long
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is this plant frost hardy? And can it be grown in a Container?
Posted: Tuesday 9th of November 2010 03:00 PM Last reply: Friday 27th of December 2024 07:08 PM
Re: Hardiness Scale
Nicola
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Hi Pauline, yes, if you login and 'edit' your 'My Garden', there are explanations for all of these hardiness codes. If you tell us about your garden conditions including your hardiness rating we will help you work out which plants suit your garden (see WHERE TO GROW on each plant page)
Here is a summary about hardiness for you: Each plant in our database comes with a rating of H1, H2, H3 and/or H4 depending on the temperture it needs to thrive.
Almost everywhere in the UK, we can grow H4-Hardy (-15C/ 5F) and Frost Hardy (-5C/23F) plants. So unless you live very far north, you should make a note that you can grow plants with an H4 rating.
If your garden is in the south and stays warmer, you can also include H3-Tender (5C/41F) and Half Hardy (0C/32F) plants. (if not, best not to add H3 to your list)
If you can grow plants in a cold greenhouse, add H2-Unheated greenhouse to your list. And finally if you have a heated greenhouse, add H1-Heated Greenhouse/Indoors.
Here is a summary about hardiness for you: Each plant in our database comes with a rating of H1, H2, H3 and/or H4 depending on the temperture it needs to thrive.
Almost everywhere in the UK, we can grow H4-Hardy (-15C/ 5F) and Frost Hardy (-5C/23F) plants. So unless you live very far north, you should make a note that you can grow plants with an H4 rating.
If your garden is in the south and stays warmer, you can also include H3-Tender (5C/41F) and Half Hardy (0C/32F) plants. (if not, best not to add H3 to your list)
If you can grow plants in a cold greenhouse, add H2-Unheated greenhouse to your list. And finally if you have a heated greenhouse, add H1-Heated Greenhouse/Indoors.
Posted: Friday 9th of July 2010 04:57 PM
Hardiness Scale
Shoot User
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Is there somewhere on the site that says what the H2, H3, hardiness ratings mean?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Posted: Friday 9th of July 2010 08:29 AM Last reply: Tuesday 1st of October 2024 10:50 PM