Gerbera mini globose Gerrondo Zarra

The Gerbera mini globose Gerrondo Zarra, commonly known as the Transvaal Daisy, is a beautiful flowering plant that boasts a double (pleniflorous) flower type. With its stunning pink-pink-052D color, it adds a touch of vibrancy and elegance to any garden or floral arrangement.

One of the notable features of the Gerbera mini globose Gerrondo Zarra is its large flower diameter, measuring between 7.5 and 8 cm. The sizable blossoms make it a standout among other daisies and add a focal point of interest to the overall appearance of the plant.

The Gerbera mini globose Gerrondo Zarra produces its flowers in the form of capitulum, commonly known as a head. This means that multiple flowers are clustered together, creating a visually pleasing inflorescence. The compact arrangement of the capitulum enhances the impact of the flowers, making them look even more striking.

What further sets the Gerbera mini globose Gerrondo Zarra apart is its unique bicolored flower color distribution. The outer perimeter of the petals showcases a delightful marginate effect, where the pink-pink-052D color transitions into a contrasting hue. This creates a captivating and eye-catching display, attracting the attention of onlookers.

Adding to its charm, the Gerbera mini globose Gerrondo Zarra also displays secondary colors in its flowers. The secondary color(s) are white-white-NN155A, offering a graceful contrast to the dominant pink tones. This color combination adds depth and complexity to each petal, making the blooms even more captivating.

Whether used as a centerpiece in a bouquet or planted in a garden, the Gerbera mini globose Gerrondo Zarra is a true beauty to behold. Its pleniflorous double flowers, with their pink-pink-052D color and bicolored distribution, make a stunning statement. The addition of the white-white-NN155A secondary colors adds an elegant touch, completing the overall appeal of this extraordinary Transvaal Daisy.

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