Gerbera
Whloesale Fresh Cut Flower Gerbera Daisy Bouquet Delivery
Company Code: HTN003
Scientific name: Gerbera jamesonii
Common English names : Gerbera / Gerbera Daisy / Transvaal Daisy / Fuwa Gerbera
Stem length : 60 cm
Flower head diameter : approx. 7–12 cm
Vase life : 15–20 days
Flower colours: Various colours
Origin: Kunming, Yunnan
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Whloesale Fresh Cut Flower Gerbera Daisy Bouquet Delivery
African daisies, also known as gerberas or sunflowers, are perennial herbaceous plants of the Asteraceae family and rank among the world’s top ten most popular cut flowers. The blooms are large, with a diameter of 8–12 centimetres, and come in an exceptionally wide range of colours, including red, pink, yellow, orange, white and purple. The stems are sturdy and straight, with a single flower per stem, giving them an upright and dignified appearance. They have a vase life of 15–20 days, making them a standout ‘long-lasting’ variety amongst fresh-cut flowers. Whether arranged in a vase at home, used in floral artistry, or as a corporate gift, African daisies infuse any space with vibrant vitality and joy through their bright and lively presence.
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Advantages
1. Large, vibrant flowers with striking visual impact: The flowers measure 8–12 centimetres in diameter, with petals unfolding in layers to create a grand, expansive form. The colours—including red, pink, yellow, orange, white and purple—are exceptionally saturated; a single stem in a vase becomes an instant focal point, whilst a mixed arrangement of different colours creates a veritable feast for the eyes.
2. Exceptionally long vase life and outstanding value for money: Among cut flowers, they are ‘long-lasting champions’; with proper care, they can last 15–20 days in a vase. A long vase life per stem means greater aesthetic value per purchase and lower daily maintenance costs.
3. Sturdy stems and versatile styling: Stems measure 50–55 cm in length, are straight and sturdy, and are resistant to bending or snapping. Whether in a simple single-stem arrangement, a mixed bouquet or a large-scale floral installation, African daisies can take centre stage with their upright posture or serve as a lively accent, suiting a wide range of floral styles.
4. Rich symbolism and auspicious meanings: They symbolise mutual respect and love, perseverance, the courage to face adversity, and everlasting joy. In China, they also carry the auspicious connotation of ‘supporting one’s husband and ensuring career success’, making them an excellent choice for weddings, business openings and everyday gifts.
5. Stable supply, available year-round: Fresh-cut flowers are available year-round in warm regions, with the spring and autumn seasons being the peak periods. Large-scale cultivation in major producing regions such as Yunnan ensures an ample supply and consistent quality.
Suitable scenarios
1. Home vase arrangements: A few stems of gerberas on the living room coffee table, dining table or desk are enough to brighten up a space. With their vibrant colours and upright stance, they can be enjoyed for a long time with just regular water changes and trimming.
2. Wedding and Celebration Floral Arrangements: In the Shanghai region, there is a long-standing tradition of using gerberas to create bouquets for decorating the bridal chamber during wedding celebrations, symbolising ‘mutual respect and love, and support for one’s husband’. When used to adorn occasions such as business openings and anniversaries, gerberas signify prosperity and flourishing success.
3. Corporate Floral Gifts/Staff Benefits: With their uplifting symbolism and bright, elegant colours, they are ideal as gifts to express gratitude to clients, celebrate staff birthdays or provide festive benefits, conveying joy and best wishes.
4. Floral Design/Teaching: With their sturdy stems and symmetrical blooms, they are a staple material frequently used by florists. They are well-suited for the creation and teaching of various floral arrangements, such as spiral bouquets, flower boxes and baskets.
Care Guide for Fresh-Cut Flowers
Gerberas have hollow stems and are top-heavy; they are extremely sensitive to water quality and bacteria. Please note the following key points when caring for them:
1. Unpacking and arranging: Remove the outer packaging. If the petals have become misshapen due to being crushed during transport, gently smooth them out by hand in the direction of growth to restore their shape.
2. Diagonal Cut: Before placing the flowers in a vase, use clean scissors to make a diagonal cut 2–3 centimetres from the base of the stem to increase the water-absorption surface area and remove any air pockets formed by water loss.
3. Shallow Water: Maintain the water level in the vase at 3–5 centimetres. Excessively high water levels can cause the stems to rot from the surface downwards, shortening the flowers’ vase life.
4. Change the water and trim the stems regularly: Clean the vase and replace the water with fresh water every 1–2 days, and whilst doing so, trim the stems by a further 1 cm to prevent bacteria from blocking the vascular system.
5. Bacteria-inhibiting tip: Add 1–2 drops of bleach to every litre of fresh water to enhance the antibacterial effect and keep the water clear.
6. Placement: Ensure the area is well-ventilated and avoid direct sunlight, air conditioning vents or dehumidifiers. Keep the flowers away from ripening fruits such as bananas and apples, which release ethylene.
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Company Profile
Based in Kunming, Yunnan – Asia's largest flower market. 100M+ stems sold yearly.
Products: Roses, Carnations, Lilies, Eustoma, Sunflowers, Baby's Breath, Hydrangeas, plus fillers, foliage & supplies.
Clients: Wholesalers, florists, event/wedding planners, e-commerce.
Why Us: *Direct farm sourcing – fresh & long vase life *Full variety, stable supply *Best prices, flexible orders *Professional QC & logistics support
Mission: To be your most trusted floral partner, delivering fresh blooms and reliable service every time.
FAQ
Q1: How long do gerberas last in a vase?
A1: With proper care, they can last 15–20 days, making them an outstanding ‘long-lasting’ variety amongst fresh-cut flowers.
Q2: Why do my Gerberas tend to droop?
A2: Gerbera stems are hollow and top-heavy, making them extremely sensitive to water quality and bacteria. Common causes include a straight cut at the base of the stem, which hinders water uptake, or a water level that is too high, leading to stem rot. Following the care guide by making a diagonal cut at the base and maintaining a shallow water level of 3–5 centimetres will effectively resolve this issue.
Q3: What is the symbolic meaning of African daisies? Are they suitable as gifts?
A3: They symbolise mutual respect and love, perseverance, the courage to face adversity, and everlasting joy. In China, they also carry the auspicious connotation of ‘supporting one’s partner and achieving professional success’, making them suitable for a variety of occasions such as weddings, business openings and everyday gift-giving.
Q4: What colours are available for African daisies?
A4: The colour range is extremely diverse, encompassing red, pink, yellow, orange, white, purple and many other shades. Common varieties include the pink-toned ‘Honey’ and ‘Linglong’, the purple-toned ‘Perilla’, the orange-toned ‘Daxueju’, and the red-toned ‘Glory’ and ‘Yunnan Red’, amongst others.
Q5: Do I need to take immediate action after receiving the flowers?
A5: We recommend removing the packaging as soon as possible, cutting the base of the stems at a diagonal 2–3 centimetres from the base, and placing them in shallow water. If the petals have become misshapen due to being crushed during transport, gently smooth them out by hand in the direction of growth to restore their shape.
Q6: Can I customise a gerbera bouquet?
A6: Yes. Our florists can create bespoke gerbera-themed bouquets, allowing you to select your own colour scheme and accompanying flowers, suitable for a variety of occasions such as weddings, business events and festivals.
Q7: What other flowers do African daisies pair well with?
A7: Pink African daisies can be paired with Dendrobium orchids and silk carnations for a delicate, elegant colour scheme; red African daisies can be paired with nephrolepis ferns and brown bamboo leaves, making them suitable for wall hangings. They also look stunning when paired with roses, delphiniums and eucalyptus leaves.
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