The botanical name for gerberas used in floral design is Gerbera jamesonii. All cultivated gerberas belong to this species, but individual varieties—distinguished by color, petal form, and size—receive trade names from their growers.
Because the same variety may carry different names depending on the supplier, florists typically order by descriptive terms (e.g., "hot pink gerbera") rather than variety names. This practical approach ensures you get the desired look despite naming inconsistencies.
For precise cultivar identification, consult horticulturists or nursery professionals who maintain detailed variety records. They can match specific characteristics to registered cultivar names.
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