The application value of gerbera

The ornamental value of gerbera

Gerbera is an ornamental flower with large, brightly colored, upright flowers that are very beautiful. Potted plants, cut flowers, flower arrangements, and garden plantings can all achieve good ornamental effects.

Potted gerberas can be used as decorations to decorate meeting places, halls or foyers, with good decorative effects.

Gerbera cut flowers are also very ornamental, with a high cut rate, and are one of the world's top ten famous cut flowers.

The effect of gerbera flower arrangement is also very good. The water arrangement can last a long time, and the vase arrangement can also last about 15 days to 20 days. Gerbera flower arrangements can be used to decorate desks, windows or living rooms, and when paired with other flowers, they can create different viewing effects.

Gerbera can be planted in gardens to decorate flower paths, flower beds, and be planted with other flowers, and has a high garden value.

Gerbera flower combination

Gerbera daisy comes in many colors, and it will have different effects when paired with other flowers. For example, pink gerbera can be paired with flowers such as dendrobium and dianthus, which have more elegant tones. Red gerberas can be paired with kidney ferns, bamboo leaves, dry branches and other flowers to make wall decorations.

Economic value of gerbera

Gerbera has certain economic value. Most of the gerberas grown by individual enthusiasts are for viewing purposes, and their economic value is not great. Their economic value is mainly as cut flowers.

Generally, large-scale cultivation of gerbera, production of cut flowers, or sale of seedlings can bring higher market benefits to gerbera.

Although the sales market of gerbera is ever-changing due to various reasons, where there is demand there is a market. The economic value of gerbera is still relatively high, and there have also been new developments. Gerbera is one of the important flowers in the flower market.