If you live in a climate where winters are cold and snowy, it is best to buy nursery-grown starter plants. Although most varieties are also easily grown from seed, they are rel… See more

Like many flowers that are repeat bloomers, deadheading extends the blooming period. As the blooms wilt or fade and petals are about to fall off the flower head, dead… See more

Gerbera daisies can be propagated from cuttings, divisions, or seeds. Both propagation form cuttings and division are best done in the spring or summer during the most ac… See more

To grow Gerbera daisies from seed, start the seeds indoors approximately 12 to 18 weeks before the average last frost date in your region. Sowing seeds in peat or paper pots is a go… See more