Gerbera

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Gerbera G as gardening Gerbera is an ornamental flower that belongs to the daisy family and is one of the most popular plants in worldwide floristry. The gerbera is originally native to Africa, but is also on all other continents before an attractive habitat and thus makes in breeding compared to other ornamental plants rather small claims. Among flower lovers the gerbera is valued above all for its large and colorful flowering, the inflorescences in basket shape also attract numerous insects and simplify the plant's propagation. The stems of the Gerbera have no leaves and make this flower type thus an optimal choice for bouquets of all kinds, also the botanical compatibility with other cut flowers in a vase is excellent. Through selective breeding, which was promoted already a century ago, Gerbera can be purchased today in virtually all common color variants and make it so flower lovers particularly easy to incorporate this cut flower in their own bouquets and bouquets. Due to the very large inflorescence gerbera are often used as the main flower in bouquets, which dictate the essential color of the entire bouquet.