Summer is not far off, with plenty of warm weather ahead. Plan now so you know what flowers to grow, ones you can cut and bring indoors to enjoy.

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The Grocers Go Beyond campaign starts Friday and runs through March 20, with net proceeds from sales of gerbera and cyclamen ... Aside from buying potted flowers, the public can contribute to ...

Unlike other gerbera hybrids that are mainly indoor plants, the Sunshapers Endless series features strong, vigorous plants for outdoor growth. They flower from summer through to the first frost ...

Flower prices fluctuate significantly based ... Despite the vibrant market, sellers face challenges. Sohan, a gerbera seller, says: "Due to the current situation in the country, sales are usually ...

Gerbera flowers should be cut when fully open. Stems are treated in a 5-7 ml sodium hypochlorite solution per liter of water for 4-5 hours which will prolong vase life to 2-3 weeks (Pic Credit: ...

"Roses, gladiolus, gerbera, chrysanthemum, calendula, tuberose, marigold, China rose and gypsy flowers are the most common. Marigolds and tuberoses are the most sold items all year round, but when ...

They look great with blues and purples. Gerbera daisies are another reliable perennial and I always wonder why I don't plant more. I think it's because they are more expensive on the front end.