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Freesia Bulbs Double Mix, Freesia lacteal, Freesia Double Mix
Red and Yellow and Purple and White Freesia Bulbs Double Mix, Freesia, Freesia
Freesia Bulbs Double Mix, Freesia lacteal, Freesia Double Mix
Red and Yellow and Purple and White Freesia Bulbs Double Mix, Freesia, Freesia
Freesia Bulbs Double Mix, Freesia lacteal, Freesia Double Mix
Red and Yellow and Purple and White Freesia Bulbs Double Mix, Freesia, Freesia
Freesia Bulbs Double Mix, Freesia lacteal, Freesia Double Mix
Red and Yellow and Purple and White Freesia Bulbs Double Mix, Freesia, Freesia
Freesia Bulbs Double Mix, Freesia lacteal, Freesia Double Mix
Red and Yellow and Purple and White Freesia Bulbs Double Mix, Freesia, Freesia

Double Freesia Mix

SKU: AM005213
$13.98
per Bag of 20
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Overview
Double-petal freesia is an elegant, bell-shaped flower which lends a delightful fragrance to garden beds, containers, and vases. This colorful mixture of purple, white, yellow and pink is the perfect way to cheer up any garden space. In colder zones, Freesia is considered an annual that can be successfully planted in the spring, as long as the bulbs are 'lifted' in the fall before winter sets in. Freesia is best suited for warmer climates (zones 9-10) and blooms in late spring. (Freesia)
key features
Botanical Name
Freesia Double Mix
Growing Zones
Zone 9, Zone 10
Advantages
Fragrant, Container Planting
Light Requirements
Full Sun, Half Sun / Half Shade
Mature Height
12-16"tall
Bloom Time
Late spring
SKU
AM005213

Description

Freesia is a genus of herbaceous perennial flower plants in the family Iridaceae. It is native to Kenya and South Africa.

Plant Care

Freesias should be grown in full sun and planted in moist but well drained soil. They need lots of warmth and humidity. Freesias are “zygomorphic” meaning they grow blossoms along one side of their stem, in a single plane. They are very fragrant and used for cut flowers. Freesia is suited for warmer zones. Divide after three years to prevent overcrowding.