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Gardenia jasminoides (Cape Jasmine) – The most common variety, known for its highly fragrant, creamy white flowers and glossy green leaves.
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Gardenia thunbergia (Wild Gardenia) – Native to South Africa, it has large, trumpet-shaped flowers and woody seed pods.
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Gardenia taitensis (Tahitian Gardenia) – Also known as Tiare flower, this variety is used to make Monoi oil and has a strong, exotic fragrance.
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Gardenia radicans (Dwarf Gardenia) – A low-growing, ground-cover type with small white flowers, ideal for landscaping.
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Gardenia brighamii (Nānū) – A rare Hawaiian species with small white flowers, now considered endangered.
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Gardenia augusta ‘Veitchii’ – A compact variety that blooms multiple times a year with highly fragrant double flowers.
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Gardenia ‘Golden Magic’ – A unique variety where the white blooms gradually turn yellow as they mature, adding color variation to gardens.
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