Gerbera Daisy Plant Features - VERSITILE!! CAN BE GROWN INDOORS, IN A POT FOR YOUR PATIO, OR IN GROUND IN THE GARDEN!
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Gerbera daisy is versatile enough to work just as well as a garden plant as it is a florist favorite. In fact, it's one of the most popular flowers across the globe. With big, colorful flowers in a host of cool and hot colors, there's a gerbera daisy that fits almost any situation. Plus, some of the flowers can grow 4 to 5 inches in diameter. That's pretty amazing! Gerbera daisy is a tender perennial. That means it will overwinter in the garden in the southern part of the country and act as an annual up north. Gerbera daisy grows 6 to 18 inches tall. Zones 8-11 It also growes well as a container plant in your favorite pot on your patio or any semi sunny place!
Gerbera Daisy Growing Instructions
Gerbera daisy prefers a partially shady location and rich, slightly moist soil. They don't like super-hot weather so try to keep them out of direct summer sun. Clip the flowers as they fade to encourage more blooms. Water whenever the soil feels dry to the touch.
Gerbera Daisy Winter Care
There are a couple ways to care for gerbera daisies in winter. You can treat a gerbera as a regular indoor plant, or you can let it go partly dormant during the winter months. Take a look at the following tips on both methods of overwintering potted gerberas. Dig the gerbera daisy, pot it in a container filled with high quality potting mix, and bring it indoors when nights drop below 40 degrees F. (4 C.).
