Highlights

Exceptional Colour Mix – Enjoy a vibrant blend of reds, purples, yellows and more for eye-catching garden displays.
Long-Lasting Blooms – Sturdy stems and robust flowers ensure weeks of colour indoors or out.
Ideal for Containers & Borders – Compact growth suits pots, beds, and patio planters.
Easy to Grow – Thrives in well-drained soil with full sun; perfect for gardeners of all experience levels.
Attracts Pollinators – Fragrant blooms draw bees and butterflies, boosting garden biodiversity.

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Transform your garden with the radiant hues and sweet scent of Freesia 'Classic Collection' bulbs. These perennial favourites burst into a kaleidoscope of strong, solid colours—ranging from fiery reds to deep purples and cheerful yellows—making them a show-stopping addition to any outdoor space or cut flower arrangement.

Botanical Profile: Freesia is a tender perennial native to South Africa, celebrated for its upright stems and trumpet-shaped blossoms. Each bulb produces multiple fragrant flowers, ideal for cutting or enjoying in situ.
Flowering Period: Plant bulbs between February and April for blooms that typically appear from June to September.
Mature Size: Grows up to 30-45cm tall—perfect for borders, containers, or as a vibrant accent in mixed beds.

Care & Planting Guide

Soil: Prefers well-drained, moderately fertile soil. Add grit or sand if planting in heavier soils to avoid waterlogging.
Light: Position in full sun for best flowering results. Suitable for patios, balconies, or sunny garden spots.
Watering: Water regularly during active growth; allow soil to dry slightly between watering once established.
Feeding: Apply a balanced liquid fertiliser every two weeks during the growing season for stronger blooms.
Winter Care: In colder regions (below USDA Zone 9), lift bulbs after flowering and store them frost-free until the next planting season.

Garden Uses & Design Tips

Borders & Edging: Plant en masse along paths or borders for a dramatic colour display.
Pots & Containers: Freesias thrive in patio pots—combine with other summer bulbs like anemones or dwarf dahlias for layered interest.
Biodiversity: Their fragrance attracts bees and butterflies, making them a smart choice for wildlife-friendly gardens.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I plant freesia bulbs?
Plant between February and April after the risk of frost has passed for summer blooms.
How tall do freesias grow?
Mature plants typically reach 30–45cm in height—ideal for pots, borders, or cut flower displays.
Do freesias need special care?
No—just provide well-drained soil, plenty of sun, and regular watering during active growth. Lift bulbs in autumn if winters are harsh.