List of ships named Gardenia

Last updated March 21, 2022

A number of ships have been named Gardenia, after the plant.

USS Gardenia, a former lighthouse tender in service 1917–19
HMS Gardenia a Flower-class corvette in service 1940–42
MV Gardenia (1978), a Cypriot ferry in service 2002–12
MV Gardenia (2008), a Tanzanian oil tanker in service in 2012

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