When you're planning your garden, you probably take color, foliage, and size into account, but why not consider fragrance?

One of the most clear signs that your gardenia isn’t getting exactly what it needs is its leaves turning yellow. Usually a distinctive dark green color, yellowing leaves should be quite obvious ...

Gardenia flowers look like roses with petals that spiral towards ... Camellia is also often compared to another rose look-alike, the peony, but it grows in warmer weather climates and most species ...

The top notes of the perfume are orange blossom and green notes, while the middle notes are gardenia, tuberose ... The ...

While the heart notes of ginger blossom and gardenia offer a spicy floral touch, the top notes of raspberry and mandarin ...

MILFORD, Iowa (KTIV) - Late Spring marks the highly anticipated start to a very short, but sweet season for the Peony flower in Northwest Iowa. One Siouxland woman turned her love of Peonies into ...

In the heart of the fragrance, there’s a silky blend of fresh gardenia and delicate white peony, like a bouquet of blossoms.

Good news for people who love pink: Peony, a new seasonal color, dropped today. Considering how popular the Stanley x Starbucks pink quencher was, and the fact that peony is the only pink Stanley ...

Today at 12 p.m. ET (9 a.m. PT), Stanley is dropping a new seasonal color: peony. A soft yet vibrant pink, the new Stanley Cup in peony is likely to be as popular (and quick to sell out ...

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Or how about a gardenia plant that symbolizes harmony and ... shoved in a drawer after the festivities end. Enter this pop-up peony wonder, which she’ll proudly put — and leave — on display ...