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Highlights

Vibrant Colour Mix – Enjoy a spectacular blend of strong, solid flower colours for stunning garden displays.
Long-Lasting Blooms – Robust perennial bulbs provide enduring beauty and return each season.
Fragrant & Attractive – Sweetly scented flowers attract pollinators and enhance garden biodiversity.
Perfect for Cutting – Ideal for bouquets and indoor arrangements, adding elegance to your home.
Easy to Grow – Thrives in containers or borders; plant in well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade.
Plant Now – Supplied as bulbs ready for immediate planting; blooms typically appear in summer.

We're offering you a 200 Mixed Freesia Bulbs for £9, saving you up to 55% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £19.99 (correct as of 11.02.2026).

Add a Burst of Colour with Freesia 'Classic Collection'

The Freesia 'Classic Collection' brings a vibrant mix of perennial beauty to your garden. Known for their upright, slender stems and delicate funnel-shaped blooms, freesias (Freesia spp.) are celebrated for their intense fragrance and dazzling range of colours. This collection features a diverse palette, perfect for gardeners seeking reliable summer-flowering bulbs that thrive both outdoors and as cut flowers indoors.

Why Choose Mixed Freesias?

Seasonal Interest: Freesias bloom from late spring through summer, offering weeks of colour and fragrance.
Robust Growth: These perennials naturalise well, returning year after year with minimal care.
Biodiversity: Their nectar-rich flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
Versatile Planting: Grow in borders, containers, or as part of mixed displays.
Cut Flower Favourite: Long-lasting blooms make excellent additions to vases and floral arrangements.

Planting & Care Guide

Planting Time: Best planted in spring after the last frost (March–May).
Location: Choose a sunny or partially shaded spot with well-drained soil.
Spacing: Plant bulbs about 5cm deep and 5–8cm apart.
Irrigation: Water regularly during active growth but avoid waterlogging.
Feeding: Apply a balanced fertiliser during the growing season for optimal blooms.
Aftercare: Allow foliage to die back naturally after flowering to feed the bulb for next year’s display.

Design Ideas & Companion Plants

Create bold drifts in borders or dot among low-growing annuals like lobelia or alyssum.
Makes a striking container feature on patios and balconies.
Pair with gladiolus or crocosmia for extended colour throughout summer.

FAQs

When is the best time to plant freesia bulbs?
The ideal time is in spring after the last frost, typically March to May in the UK.
How tall do freesias grow?
Mature plants usually reach 25–40cm in height depending on conditions.
Do freesias need full sun?
Freesias perform best in full sun but tolerate partial shade if soil drains well.