Order gerberas and have them delivered straight to the door — at regflorist.live your flowers come fresh from Dutch growers, with no middlemen. We have worked directly with specialist gerbera growers for years, so every bloom arrives in perfect condition. Browse our range and discover all our flowers for every occasion — from €19,90, with delivery in 1–2 working days.
Gerberas are among the most cheerful flowers you can find. Their large, radiant blooms in yellow, orange, red, pink, white and purple instantly bring colour to any room — and lift any mood.
The flower originally comes from South Africa, but today it is grown mainly in the Netherlands. There, growers cultivate varieties such as the classic Gerbera jamesonii, the delicate mini gerbera and the striking spider gerbera with its long, narrow petals. Each variety has its own character — from playful to elegant.
Gerberas are available all year round and suit almost any bouquet. Read more about their meaning in our blog article on gerbera meaning and symbolism.
Gerberas are true all-rounders. Whether as a birthday bouquet, a thank-you gift or a cheerful pick-me-up — these flowers always strike the right note.
For a bouquet with more depth, gerberas pair beautifully with lilies — the contrast between the flat gerbera head and the trumpet-shaped lily is particularly striking.
Your gerberas come directly from Dutch growers — no middlemen, no warehouse, no unnecessary delays. We ship with a specialist flower courier experienced in handling fresh cut flowers.
Sending gerberas as a gift? No problem — we deliver directly to the recipient's address, with a personal greeting card.
The Netherlands is the world leader in flower growing — and that is exactly where we source your gerberas. Our growers cultivate their flowers under optimal conditions in modern greenhouses and only harvest shortly before dispatch.
The result: you order gerberas online and receive flowers that stay fresh and upright for days. No wilting blooms, no dull foliage — just genuine quality straight from the grower.
Gerberas are easy to care for once you know a few basics. Cut the stems at an angle and place the flowers in fresh, shallow water — gerberas do not like sitting in deep water, as wet stems shorten their vase life.
With the right care, gerberas easily last 7–10 days. For more detailed tips, see our guide Caring for gerberas: how to make them last longer.
The best-known form, with large, round blooms. Available in almost every colour — ideal for colourful bouquets and festive arrangements.
Smaller, but just as vibrant. Mini gerberas have a playful look and work especially well in delicate bouquets or as a complement to other flowers such as roses.
With its long, narrow petals, the spider gerbera has a modern, distinctive look. It is a real eye-catcher in avant-garde arrangements.
You can find all varieties in our gerbera flower encyclopaedia, with detailed information on their origin and characteristics.
With proper care, fresh gerberas from the grower last 7–10 days. We guarantee 7 days of freshness from the date of delivery. The key is to re-cut the stems daily and change the water regularly — this makes a noticeable difference to vase life.
Yes, absolutely. Simply enter the recipient's delivery address when placing your order. If you would like, we can include a personal greeting card. The flowers arrive in specialist packaging designed to prevent bending and pressure damage.
Gerberas come in a particularly wide range of colours: red, orange, yellow, pink, white, purple and two-tone varieties. Depending on the season and availability, our growers also offer rarer shades such as coral or cream. For mixed bouquets, we select the most beautiful colours of the season.
Whether as a birthday bouquet, a pick-me-up or simply because they are beautiful — buying gerberas at regflorist.live means: direct from Dutch growers, delivered in 1–2 working days, with a 7-day freshness guarantee. Prices from €19,90.
Choose your favourite varieties and let our range inspire you — or visit our gerbera flower encyclopaedia to find out more about this cheerful flower.
