Gerbera and Daisy are perennial herbs of Compositae.
The biggest difference between Gerbera and daisy is the size of the flower. The flower of Gerbera jamesonii is large, with a diameter of 10cm, and the plant of Gerbera jamesonii has only one flower on one branch. Gerbera is rich in color, red, yellow, orange, pink and so on.
Daisy flowers are relatively small, and more branches, relatively less color, mainly white.
Basically, Gerbera can be used as the main flower material, while Daisy is mostly used as a matching flower.
Gerbera is a perennial herb of Compositae, while Scutellaria barbata is an annual or perennial herb of purslane.
The difference between Gerbera jamesonii and Scutellaria barbata is obvious. The plants of Gerbera jamesonii are much larger than those of Scutellaria barbata, and the leaves of them are very different. The leaves of Gerbera are pinnate and lobed. The leaves of Scutellaria barbata are slender and cylindrical. The flowers of Gerbera are very large, the petals are tongue petals, the flowers of Scutellaria barbata are smaller, there are single petals and double petals, and the petals present irregular heart shape.
Gerbera is a perennial herb of Compositae, while helianthus is an annual herb of Compositae.
Gerbera and sunflower are very different from each other in plant type. The height of Gerbera is 30-45cm, while that of sunflower is more than one meter. The flower size of Gerbera and sunflower is also different. The flower diameter of sunflower can reach 30cm, which is much larger than Gerbera. Secondly, there is a big flower plate in the middle of sunflower flowers, which contains sunflower seeds.
