As we head into late fall and the number of perennials in bloom gradually decreases, one category of plants is still going strong: vines. Gardeners are familiar with potato vine, climbing jasmine ...

But how did plants obtain these capabilities? In a new study, scientists explore this question through the evolution of Gardenia jasminoides, sequencing the species' genome and learning how the ...

But appearances, and reputations, can be deceptive. Take, for example, Gardenia jasminoides 'Chuck Hayes' -- just the name is homely enough to pop the bubble of romance that shrouds the genus.

Instead of a sleeping pill or a mood enhancer, a nose full of jasmine from Gardenia jasminoides could also help, according to researchers in Germany. They have discovered that the two fragrances ...

The medium-fast-growing gardenia, or specifically the Gardenia jasminoides, can grow to 7 feet by 7 feet in sun or shade. It likes acidic soil and needs shade. Mulch plants, and feed every three ...