Gerbera daisy is native to South Africa and part of the Aster family. The varieties that you'll find at nurseries and in seed catalogs today are hybrids bred for their vividly colored flowers.

If there is one flower that everyone loves, it’s gerbera daisy. The problem is that its stems bend so they may have to be stood upright in the vase with the assistance of those thin bamboo plant ...

Helen Chesnut's Garden Notes: Gerbera daisies must be seeded indoors early Seed sources for these stunning blooms vary from year to year, and need a bit of searching for Helen Chesnut Apr 6, 2022 ...

Gerbera daisies are relentlessly exuberant. It doesn't take a bouquet of large, sunny yellow, marmalade orange or shocking pink blooms to make me smile. One flower is an unwavering note of good cheer.

Gerbera daisy is the common name given to Gerbera jamesonii which is native to South Africa. The genus Gerbera was named for the German naturalist Traugott Gerber and the species name jamesonii ...

Gerbera Daisy Care Add gerbera daisies to your garden after the last spring frost. Bury the plant so that the crown remains at or slightly above the soil level; leave 12 to 18 inches between plants.