Fertilize your Gerbera daisies about every six weeks during the growing season with a fertilizer formulated for flowering plants. Slow-release types are best. Discontinue fertilizing in mid-September.

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 ...

When I was doing research on daisies, I found there are several that will grow and flourish in our area. I decided to just write on the ones I have ...

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 daisies (Gerbera jamesonii) come in Astros orange. They are considered perennials in Zones 8-11, but are often purchased and discarded as annuals. Large blooms come in single, semi-double ...

Remember the old-fashioned gerberas that grow for years in the landscape? They produce the tall, single to semi-double blossoms that add a wildflower look to the garden. These gerberas are still av… ...