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Interesting Facts about Gerber Daisies:
-The flower is named after the German physician and botanist Trauggott Gerber, who did most of his work in the 1700s.
-Although this is surprising to some people, the plant actually originated in Africa, and if you go there today you can still find varieties of the flower growing in the wild.
-There is no such thing as a blue Gerbera daisy. They are grown in colors that include almost every color of the rainbow, except for the color blue. If you find a Gerbera daisy that is blue in color, it is certainly an artificially created flower.
-The width of the petals can be either small or large, depending on the variety. Some flowers are 3 inches wide, while others can be 5 inches or wider, so the size of the Gerbera daisy varies greatly depending on the type you’re buying.
-If you love cut flowers in vases and bouquets but get frustrated because they never seem to last as long as you’d like, you should definitely consider growing Ge...

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