Freesia bulbs Double mix (Freesia)
Freesia
4.9 · 34 customer reviews of XXLplant34 reviews- Choose your quantity, from 40 to 1,000 bulbs
- Bulb size 5/+, flowering from June through August
- Plant in April and May
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Free delivery from €99, otherwise €6,95
Pros and cons
According to our plant experts
- Pro: Double flowers with a sweet scent, from June to August.
- Pro: Good cut flower for an indoor bouquet.
- Pro: Choose your quantity, and the best-value bags are put together for you.
- Con: Not winter-hardy, lift them in autumn or treat them as annuals.
- Con: Planted in spring and only flowers in summer.
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Usually delivered within 2 - 5 working days
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Stel je vraagWhen do you plant freesia bulbs?
Plant freesia bulbs in spring, in April and May, once there is no more night frost. They then flower in summer, from July into September.
How deep do you plant freesia bulbs?
Plant freesia bulbs about 5 centimetres deep, with the tip pointing up. They are small corms, so they do not need to go deep.
How many freesia bulbs do you need per m²?
With a planting distance of 8 to 10 centimetres, you need about 120 freesias per square metre. Use the calculator on this page to convert your area into a number of bulbs.
Can you plant freesia bulbs in a pot?
Yes, freesias do well in a pot on a sunny patio, where you can enjoy the scent up close. Support the stems with a few canes, because they can fall over.
Do freesias come back every year?
Freesias are not hardy and do not survive the Dutch winter in the ground. You can dig up the corms in autumn and store them frost-free, but they often flower less afterwards. That is why most people plant new ones every spring.