When Are Gerbera Daisies in Season?

Choosing flowers for a bouquet is an important aspect of wedding planning. Gerbera daisies are a popular choice, because they offer bold and vibrant color options in a sturdy flower. Choosing flowers when they are in season will save money.

Spring

• Gerbera daisies make eye-catching bouquets. red dress flower bouquet image by Paul Retherford from Fotolia.com

  If you are planning a spring wedding and would like to include Gerbera daisies in your bouquets or your centerpieces, then you are in luck. Gerberas bloom from spring through fall, so you can start getting them more readily and for a better price around late March or early April, depending upon where you live.

Summer

• The vibrant colors of Gerbera daisies are perfect for summer bouquets. bunch of gerber image by Arkady Chubykin from Fotolia.com

  Summer is perhaps the best time to get Gerbera daisies. With the blooming season ranging from late March to early October, the vast majority of Gerberas are blooming in the summer. This means that you will have the widest selection of colors and flower sizes to choose from, at a fraction of the cost that you would typically find earlier or later in the year.

Fall

• Rich jewel-toned Gerberas scream "Fall!" orange gerbera daisy yellow flower bloom bouquet image by Paul Retherford from Fotolia.com

  Fall weddings just scream for vibrant reds, oranges and yellows to set off the natural color palette of the season. Gerbera daisies provide the perfect foil for this season and are still affordable and widely available in the autumn.