Red Gerbera Magnets

The Gerbera was named after the German botanist dr. Traugott Gerber (1710-1743), a friend of Carl Linnaeus. This one is a red African Daisy that has been domesticated.

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more daisies, more bokeh, more water drops.... I'm being self-indulgent here. Camera Model Canon EOS 500D

Gerbera daisies mean innocence, purity, happiness and cheerfulness.

A close up of a Red Gerbera Daisy

Gerbera Daisies

Two Red Gerbera Daisies

Red Gerbera Daisy

Red gerbera flower on blue sky, photograph

Red Gerbera Flower

Red gerbera on green background, photograph digitaly altered.

One red gerbera on yellow backgound, watercolor painting on paper.

Gerbera red star is a symbol of new times and new opportunities.

A single red gerbera daisy flower

Garvinea was developed from the more popular Gerbera jamesonii variety (also called the Barberton daisy), crossed with other, hardier Gerbera. Gerbera ambigua is among these other parent plants. The goal was to create a hardier plant that would boast a stronger root system and leaves that held better to frost.

Gerbera Garvinea Rachel = 'Garrachel' Garvinea Series

Gerberas in red, dark pink and burgundy shades are an indicator of respect, recognition of value and status.

red, purple, and yellow flowers on a blue background. large scale.

Photograph of a single red Gerbera flower.

Brighten your life with this beautiful happy cheerful summer daisy design. Gerbera Daisy is commonly grown for its bright and cheerful daisy-like flowers. They originate from South Africa and come in various sizes and colors, including pink, yellow, salmon, orange and white. There are many gerbera daisy cultivars available, bred for their color and flower shape (single, double, or multiple petals). How to care for a gerbera daisy plant, choose a variety that’s compact, as flower stems will be sturdier on compact plants, and one that suits the pot size or planting bed you will be growing in.

Background of gerbera flowers in red, orange and yellow colours, watercolor painting.

Two red gerbera daisy's

Breaking the rules, because the center is all blur and the only focus is at the edges... but I like it, anyway. I love the big blurry circle that is the backside of the central daisy. : ) Finally another (very late) work to add to my 52 week challenge. This is number 27. Life has been getting in the way of my photography lately, but hopefully not forever.

Photograph of three red Gerbera flowers.

canon eos 7d with ef 28-135mm f3.5-5.6 is usm and off-camera metz mecablitz 58 af-1 iso 400 , aperture = f5.6, t=1/60s, focal length 112mm, flash bias -1 ev

Red Gerbera Camera - Canon 350D Lens – EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM (1x macro magnification) Focal length - 100mm Exposure - Aperture Priority Aperture - f/2.8 Shutter - 1/500 seconds ISO - 100 Tripod and cable release © Andrew Brown

Red Gerbera Camera - Canon 350D Lens – EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM (1x macro magnification) Focal length - 100mm Exposure - Aperture Priority Aperture - f/2.8 Shutter - 1/500 seconds ISO - 100 Tripod and cable release © Andrew Brown

Gerbera drops © Andrew Brown

Single red Gerbera flower on a black background floral photography

Red Gerbera flower macro floral photography

Red Gerbera Daisy Flower

Gerbera Flower with Shadow.

Gerbera series Canon 350D 100mm Macro Exp - 1/160 at f/9.0 Mode - Manual ISO - 100 © Andrew Brown

Pretty rose print with a polka dot background

A photo of a collection of pink gerberas, pink flowers, ready to hang on your wall or a gift for your friend, partner, lover, or anyone you know who loves flowers.

Red gerberas will decorate your day Wherever you are.