Areolar tissue binds skin to the muscles beneath. This loose connective tissue also forms a link between organs-while also enabling a high degree of movement between adjacent body parts. The key functions of areolar tissue can be summarised as providing: 1  Support. 2  Strength, and. 3  Elasticity.
Gerber daisies have beautiful blooms that create floral arrangements and bouquets of extraordinary vibrancy. Their hues and colors are vast and include pink, yellow, orange, red, and white. The bright green stalk is rather tall, around 19 inches, and the bloom is 3 1/2 to 4 inches wide. Gerber daisies, with the right care, will bloom throughout the summer and into the fall.
Step 1. Plant gerber daisies in a container, or garden spot, free of other plants that will inhibit the flowering process by competing for needed nutrients. Gerber daisies don't like to compete with other flowers and need more room for growth than most plants.