Buttock pain can also be caused by diseases, disorders and other conditions including: Anal abscess (infected, pus-filled cavity near the anus) Anal fissure (small, painful tear in the anus) Arthritis of the hip. Bone cancer of the pelvis. Bursitis (inflammation of a bursa sac that cushions a joint).
Bush Gardenias. Most garden-grown gardenias are cultivars of Gardenia augusta. They have a bush-like habit that varies in height from 1 to 6 feet. You can grow the smaller ones in containers. 'Radicans' spreads to 4 feet wide and reaches 1 1/2 to 3 feet tall. You can grown this cultivar as a ground cover.
Most of these cultivated gladioli reach heights of from three to four feet. Their blossoms grow usually in a double row on one side of the stalk. They appear in white and shades of yellow, lavender, smoky gray, maroon, red purple, and in a range of red, rose, and pink hues. Gladiolus are generally raised from bulbs, which should be planted about three to five inches apart and five inches deep in rows at least one foot apart, or in garden beds, as tulips are planted.