Almost all colors.

I can tell you that the descriptive colors of the flowers are not always exactly what you would expect. The purple Gerberas for instance, are not exactly purple to me. Some lean more to pink and others more to burgundy.

Keep in mind that you get single and double blooms. You also get spiders...the petals are narrow, almost wispy. And you get dark and green centers. The Gerbera daisy picture that follows on this page has six green center daisies and one dark center daisy. Sooo many possible combinations!

A list of available colors

• white
• cream
• yellow
• orange
• pink
• lilac
• purple
• red
• brown
• salmon
• bicolor

Are you looking for a specific color?

There is so much information on this site. Use the search facility to get what you are looking for. Also select the individual flower to find information like trademark names, flower size, stem length, availability and vase life.

It is difficult to choose favorites. But, search Schreurs for these interesting ones:

• Pasta®
• Vermicelli®
• Popov®
• Purple Rain®
• Indian Summer®
• Medley® 5718

About the picture: A picture of yellow and pink Gerbera daisy colors. The name for the picture comes from the 7 daisies that look like they are posing for a team photo. I laid the daisies down on the grass. I did not have any other way at that moment to group them. I do not prefer taking the flowers out of the water. It shortens their vase life. But, I was hungry and was running out of early morning shade.