1. a colorful flowering plant of the daisy family, native to Africa and Asia, widely cultivated as an ornamental for its large, vibrant blooms.
Usage: Also called Gerbera jamesonii or Transvaal daisy.; Commonly used in floral arrangements and gardens.

Examples

• The bride carried a bouquet of red and pink gerberas down the aisle.
• Gerberas are popular choices for cut flowers because they last a long time in a vase.
• She planted gerberas in her garden to add bright splashes of color.
• The florist arranged white gerberas with green foliage for a fresh, modern look.
• Gerberas come in many colors, including yellow, orange, pink, and purple.