Mitriostigma axillare "African Gardenia" 4.5" slideshow slopes and other challenging sites

slopes and other challenging sites

also called "Fire Sticks" or "Red Pencil Tree"

The pattern that is created between the thorns and leaves looks like a math equation that we are all too eager to ponder

Naturally preserved to emulate its original form

The 'Ann' magnolia tree is a member of the Little Girl series from the National Arboretum

Mitriostigma axillare "African Gardenia" 4.5" slideshow slopes and other challenging sitesMitriostigma axillare, or commonly referred to as "African Gardenia" is a genus of flowering plants in the family Rubiaceae. A cousin to the true Gardenia, this plant boasts similar characteristics as the Gardenia with less of the fuss. This plant has green glossy leaves, white star shaped flowers, sweetly fragrant aroma and can bear bright orange fruit. This plant can grow 2' tall. Light: full sun to part sun Watering: thoroughly saturate and allow