Why are daisies considered perennials?

Ask any 4-year-old to draw a flower, and chances are you'll get a daisy. The daisy has an innocence and simplicity that makes it an immediate favorite of young and old. Its round yellow center smiles at us like the sun, giving the flower its name—daisy, or “day's eye. read more

A perennial garden plant appears to die in the winter months, but the roots remain and the plant will reappear in the Spring when conditions are right. Daisies are perennials. This page may be out of date. read more

AND plants do continue in bloom while the roots are going dormant. My neighbor has lush Gerbera daisies almost year-around. They are perennials native to South Africa. read more

According to horticulturists, gerbera daisies are considered perennials in plant hardiness zones 8, 9, and 10. However, they are considered tender perennials in zone 7. In the lower zones, gerbera daisies are considered annuals. read more