Gerbera Garvinea Lisa

The Gerbera Garvinea Lisa, also known as the Transvaal Daisy, is a stunning flower that adds a pop of color to any garden. With its single, purple-medium purple flowers and elongated dark green leaves, it is a sight to behold.

One of the best things about the Gerbera Garvinea Lisa is its winter hardiness. It can withstand freezing temperatures, making it suitable for USDA zones 5 and 6. This means that even in colder regions, you can enjoy the beauty of this flower year-round.

In terms of size, the flowers of the Gerbera Garvinea Lisa have a diameter of 5-5.5 cm. The plant itself reaches a height of 30-40 cm, making it perfect for borders, containers, or as a focal point in a smaller garden.

The Gerbera Garvinea Lisa blooms in a capitulum (head) inflorescence, creating a cluster of vibrant flowers that will surely catch the eye. Its flower color distribution is unicolored, meaning that the entire flower is the same shade of purple-medium purple.

One of the best things about this flower is that it does not have any special demands when it comes to soil fertility. It can thrive in peaty or clayish soils, making it adaptable to a wide range of garden conditions. It also has normal moisture requirements, so it does not need excessive watering.

When it comes to light conditions, the Gerbera Garvinea Lisa prefers semi-shade. This means that it thrives in areas that receive partial sun and partial shade throughout the day. This makes it a great choice for gardens with dappled sunlight or areas that receive a few hours of direct sun each day.

Overall, the Gerbera Garvinea Lisa is a beautiful and adaptable flower that brings color and elegance to any garden. With its winter hardiness, unicolored flowers, and flexible soil and light requirements, it is a must-have plant for both beginner and experienced gardeners alike.

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