Double Freesias Mixed
- A fabulous collection of double-flowered freesias to bring a mixture of colours and perfume to your garden.
- Gorgeous, trumpet-shaped freesia flowers with a delicious fragrance are produced above the narrow, lance-shaped leaves.
- Easy to grow, freesias thrive in a sunny spot in well-drained soil and are a great candidate for a pot in a sunny greenhouse or conservatory or on the patio.
- A cut-flower favourite and a popular cottage garden plant, you can keep your home filled with the delightful scent of fragrant, fresh-cut blooms.
- Supplied as a collection of 50 mixed-colour freesia corms, heat treated to flower this year.
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Early February
- A fabulous collection of double-flowered freesias to bring a mixture of colours and perfume to your garden.
- Gorgeous, trumpet-shaped freesia flowers with a delicious fragrance are produced above the narrow, lance-shaped leaves.
- Easy to grow, freesias thrive in a sunny spot in well-drained soil and are a great candidate for a pot in a sunny greenhouse or conservatory or on the patio.
- A cut-flower favourite and a popular cottage garden plant, you can keep your home filled with the delightful scent of fragrant, fresh-cut blooms.
- Supplied as a collection of 50 mixed-colour freesia corms, heat treated to flower this year.
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A fabulous collection of double-flowered freesias to bring a mixture of colours and perfume to your garden.
These stunning double blooms will flower more prolifically than the single-flowered varieties, producing gorgeous, trumpet-shaped freesia flowers with a delicious fragrance above the narrow, lance-shaped leaves.
A native of South Africa - we tend to think that growing them in the UK will be difficult, but this isn't the case - they're really easy! Freesias grow well in a sunny spot in well-drained soil and are a great candidate for a pot in a sunny greenhouse or conservatory or on the patio.
A cut-flower favourite and a popular cottage garden flower, you can keep your home filled with the delightful scent of fragrant, fresh-cut flowers.
Supplied as a collection of 50 mixed-colour freesia corms.
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Care Information
In the garden
- Freesias are a corm as opposed to a bulb, and can be planted outside from April - May. Plant straight into the ground, pointy end upwards, in a well-drained spot in sun or light shade.
- Growing plants benefit from a potash-rich feed.
In containers
- Plant six bulbs 1-2in deep. Use a good quality compost with a little extra grit for drainage.
- Water regularly and keep them moist (but not soaking) and shaded at all times – a cold greenhouse or conservatory is ideal.
- Once the corms start to sprout, move the pots into full sunlight and keep watering. When the buds show colour, you can bring them indoors.
- After flowering cut off faded blooms and continue to water and feed until the foliage begins to brown, then cease watering.
- A period of at least eight weeks of growth is required to encourage offsets. If growing on for a second year the foliage needs to dry off by early July.
Planting/Flowering Calendar
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