Description
Joybera Coral Dark Eye is a compact Gerbera jamesonii with peachy coral petals and a contrasting dark eye. The Joybera series is bred for clean, showy daisy blooms on tidy 8-10 in. plants that can brighten containers, sunny borders, small arrangements, or a bright south- or west-facing indoor window.
Why Grow It
- Peachy coral Gerbera daisy blooms with a bold dark center.
- Compact 8-10 in. plants suit patio pots, border fronts, and sunny indoor windows.
- Tender perennial in zones 9-11; easy to grow as a warm-season annual in cooler climates.
- Includes 5 coated seeds; the coating uses harmless clay and colorant to help preserve seed quality.
Growing Information
| Botanical name | Gerbera jamesonii |
|---|---|
| Life cycle | Tender perennial in zones 9-11; grown as an annual in cooler climates |
| Mature height | 8-10 in. |
| Light | Full sun; bright south or west window indoors |
| Bloom or harvest window | Late spring through summer outdoors; can bloom indoors with strong light |
| Seed count | 5 coated seeds |
| Flower color | Peachy coral petals with contrasting dark eyes |
| Sowing advice | Sow coated seed on a fine, moist seed-starting mix and press gently so the seed has good contact. Cover very lightly or leave near the surface, keep warm, bright, and evenly moist, and transplant after seedlings have sturdy leaves. |
| Spacing | 10-12 in. apart in containers, border fronts, or cutting beds |
| Germination | Typically 14-28 days with warmth, bright light, and steady moisture; coated seed should not dry out once started |
Best For
- patio containers
- front-of-border color
- small cut flower arrangements
- sunny indoor windows
- giftable flowering pots
Packet Details
Includes 5 coated seeds. Store coated seeds cool, dry, and dark until sowing. Start with clean seed-starting mix, steady moisture, and bright light for best results.
FAQ
Are these coated seeds?
Yes. This packet includes 5 coated Gerbera jamesonii seeds. The coating is a harmless clay and colorant used to protect seed longevity and make small seeds easier to handle.
Can I grow Joybera Gerbera indoors?
Yes, if you can provide very bright light, ideally a south- or west-facing window or strong grow light. Plants still need warmth, good drainage, and careful watering.
Is Joybera Coral Dark Eye perennial?
It is perennial in mild zones 9-11. In cooler climates, grow it as an annual or overwinter plants indoors in bright light.
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