Gerbera and winter
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Hello everybody here!
Can gerbera survive winter if stays outdoor?
Thanks.
Yes, it can. Give it a shot!
Great! Have you got one growing outside?
Hey, I’m sorry for this late response. Indeed I have one in my garden and like you, I was wondering the same thing before transplanting it in the garden bed.
Nice! Thank you!
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