(Gerbera Daisy) If hot pink is your jam, you’ve got to give Joybera Pink Gerbera a try in your garden! Large, vibrant daisy-like flowers adorn this plant and stand tall on sturdy, upright stems. Each bloom is about 4 inches in diameter and has bright hot pink petals with a thin ring of white around its brown center. Dark green foliage with ruffled edges cover the bottom of the plant and compliments the bright flowers nicely. Gerbera daisies grow best in full sun, and if the foliage underneath the plant gets too dense, it can be trimmed back to expose the new buds to the sunlight. Gerbera daisies in the Joybera series have larger flowers, and bloom longer and more often than traditional gerbera daisies. Joybera Pink Gerbera can reach a maximum height of 14-16 inches, and it is recommended to space about 12-14 inches apart. It performs as an annual in most zones, however, it can act as a tender perennial in zones 7-10. If growing as an annual, we recommend feeding your plant once a week with a water-soluble fertilizer. Grow your Joybera Pink Gerbera daisy as a specimen plant in the garden, as a mass planting, or in a container.