50 x Freesia Double Mixed Bulbs
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Buy & Commit in the live drop50 bulbs/corms for a colourful garden display. Double mixed freesia — botanical name Freesia Double Mixed — supplied as a generous planting pack for beds, borders, pots or other suitable garden areas.
When and where to plant
When: Prepared corms can be planted outdoors in mid-spring after frost risk for summer flowering. Autumn planting is best under frost-free protection or only in very mild gardens.
Where: Full sun in a warm, sheltered position with moist but well-drained soil. Excellent for pots, containers, cutting gardens and frost-free greenhouse growing.
What kind of plant is it?
Tender cormous perennial (RHS H2) – perennial by nature, but not reliably hardy through normal British winter freezes. Protect from frost or lift/store corms.
Size and flowering
Expected size: About 40–45cm tall with a modest clumping spread; reaches flowering size in the first season when using prepared corms.
Flowering time: Late spring to summer depending on planting time; prepared spring-planted corms commonly flower in summer.
Care
Keep frost-free. Choose a sheltered sunny position, maintain moisture while actively growing but avoid waterlogging, and protect or lift corms before winter in most UK gardens.
What makes it special?
A colourful mixture of highly scented double flowers, excellent for cutting and bringing indoors.
Bulbs made easy
Freesia corms are easy to plant, but this is a tender rather than fully hardy bulb crop. Give them warmth and sun, then protect the corms from frost over winter for the best chance of growing them again.
Specifications
| Supplier reference | Lot 2633 |
|---|---|
| Botanical name | Freesia Double Mixed |
| Common name | Double mixed freesia |
| Pack size | 50 bulbs/corms |
| Flowering | Late spring to summer depending on planting time; prepared spring-planted corms commonly flower in summer. |
What's included
1 × pack containing 50 bulbs/corms of Freesia Double Mixed.
Plant imagery is representative of the named variety/type at flowering. Natural plants can vary in colour, form and performance according to growing conditions.