Gerbera Durora Orange

The Gerbera Durora Orange, also known as the Transvaal Daisy, is a stunning flower with its vibrant orange color and slightly doubled petals. This flower is not hardy in colder regions, specifically USDA zones 9, 10, and 11, so it requires some extra care if you want to cultivate it.

When it comes to its appearance, the Gerbera Durora Orange has lobed leaf margins and elliptic or oval-shaped leaves. The leaves themselves have a deep green color, adding to the overall aesthetic of the plant. The plant's height can range from 10 to 20 cm, making it a relatively compact flower.

At the height of its bloom, the Gerbera Durora Orange produces beautiful flowers with a diameter of 7 to 7.5 cm. These flowers are distinctive with their medium orange color, adding a pop of vibrancy to any garden or floral arrangement. The flower color distribution is unicolored, meaning the petals are all the same shade of orange.

When it comes to growing conditions, the Gerbera Durora Orange prefers semi-shaded to sunny areas. It can tolerate normal to moist soil conditions, making it relatively versatile in terms of moisture requirements. The soil type should be humus rich and peaty, ensuring proper fertility for the plant.

In conclusion, if you're looking to add a splash of color to your garden or floral arrangements, the Gerbera Durora Orange is an excellent choice. Although it requires some attention in terms of temperature and soil conditions, its stunning blossoms and compact size make it a worthwhile addition to any plant collection. So, consider adding the Gerbera Durora Orange, the Transvaal Daisy, to your garden for a burst of orange brilliance.

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