Primavera™ Blueberry Cineraria (Pericallis)

Primavera™ Blueberry is a named Pericallis hybrida selection bred by Danziger for early flowering and large, single daisy-like blooms. Its mounded plants reach 12–14 inches tall and 10–12 inches wide, and the breeder lists the variety for pots and landscape plantings. ## Flowers and use The exact [Danziger Primavera Blueberry page](https://www.danzigeronline.com/catalog/annuals/primavera-blueberry/) identifies this selection, its mounded habit, size range, early flowering, and pollinator-friendly flowers. Danziger describes the Primavera category as tolerant of cooler growing temperatures and as having good heat tolerance for Pericallis; that production note does not establish a USDA zone. ## Growing conditions Florist’s cineraria is usually grown for a winter-to-spring display. Give it bright indirect light and cool conditions near 60°F, with potting mix kept evenly moist but not waterlogged. It can wilt quickly if allowed to dry. Partial shade and fertile, well-drained soil suit Pericallis × hybrida. [Iowa State Extension cineraria care](https://yardandgarden.extension.iastate.edu/faq/how-do-you-care-cineraria) and [NC State Extension florist’s cineraria profile](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/pericallis-x-hybrida/common-name/cineraria/). ## Maintenance Use a pot with drainage and empty any outer cover after watering. Flowering plants are often kept for a few weeks indoors; once the display fades, discard them or treat outdoor use as seasonal where climate permits.