Gerbera Daisies are known for their large, cheerful blooms in vibrant shades of red, orange, pink, and yellow. They bring an instant pop of colour to gardens, containers, and even indoor spaces. Not only are they eye-catching, they’re also great for attracting pollinators and make excellent cut flowers.
Sunlight: Thrives in full sun to partial sun
Water: Water when the soil feels dry
Temperature: Prefers 18°C–24°C
Planting: Plant outside after last frost or keep in containers
Life Cycle: Perennial in zone 3 with winter protection
Size: Sold in 4” pots
Bloom: Late spring to late summer
Pets: May cause mild stomach upset if ingested by pets
Growing: Grows well in both pots and garden beds
Maintenance: Benefits from deadheading to encourage more blooms
Gerbera Daisies are known for their large, cheerful blooms in vibrant shades of red, orange, pink, and yellow. They bring an instant pop of colour to gardens, containers, and even indoor spaces. Not only are they eye-catching, they’re also great for attracting pollinators and make excellent cut flowers.
Sunlight: Thrives in full sun to partial sun
Water: Water when the soil feels dry
Temperature: Prefers 18°C–24°C
Planting: Plant outside after last frost or keep in containers
Life Cycle: Perennial in zone 3 with winter protection
Size: Sold in 4” pots
Bloom: Late spring to late summer
Pets: May cause mild stomach upset if ingested by pets
Growing: Grows well in both pots and garden beds
Maintenance: Benefits from deadheading to encourage more blooms
