Gerbera daisies are native to tropical Africa and Asia. In Delaware (zone 7a), they are not winter‑hardy. Grow them as annuals or in containers brought indoors to a sunny window for winter. In a hot summer, they can decorate a patio, but they'll die at first frost.
Enjoy them as seasonal color, not permanent perennials.
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