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Freesia Mix
Freesia Mix
Large flowers with a broad range of brilliant colors. Fragrant blooms amid swordlike foliage. Freesias can be potted or planted in the garden.
- Hardiness Zones 3-10. Lift in Fall in zones 3-7
- Mature Height 12 - 18 inches
- Bloom Time Late spring to early summer (May-Jun)
- Light Requirements Full Sun, Half Sun / Half Shade
- Ship As5-6 CM Bulb
- Fragrant
- Deer Resistant
- Cut Flower
- Container Friendly
- Attracts Pollinators
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Botanical Name: Freesia single 'Mix'
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Botanical Name:
Freesia single 'Mix' -
Ship As:
Bulb -
Size:
5-6 CM -
Lift In Fall:
3-7 -
Suggested Uses:
Borders, Bouquets, Container Gardening, Cut Flowers, Showy Flowers, Deer Resistant, Attract Pollinator
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Flower Color:
Mixed -
Flower Form:
Single, large open flowers -
Foliage Type:
Sword like long foliage -
Mature Spread:
3 - 6 inches -
Spacing:
3 - 6 inches
Growing Tips
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Planting Instructions:
3" deep and 3 - 6" apart -
Soil Moisture:
Well drained -
Will Tolerate:
Acidic Soil, Clay Soil, Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil -
Pruning Instructions:
Not needed
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Winter Care:
Lift in fall if you live in zones 3-7 for winter storage. Replant the following spring after frosts are over. Planting Depth:
3" deepWatering Requirements:
Average water needs. Water regularly, do not overwaterFertilization Requirements:
Once per yearSpecial Care:
Not needed
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Please note that we cannot ship outside of the 48
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Reviewed by 2 customers
I'm not sure how anyone gave them less than 5 stars!
The bulbs were beautiful and had babies attached…a lot of babies. Free bulbs! I want to say that I had 100% growth…but I didn't count. I will say that I had a ton of babies…again, not very scientific. I got beautiful colors and they will come back year after year. I have been buying several hundred every year and I am never disappointed!
2.5/5 - Dismal first year, somewhat OK thereafter
These bulbs I tried with a little skepticism about arrival time which turned out to be justified, since here in southwestern California they naturalize very well - there is no way that this bulb should ship in spring to the Pacific Southwest, because it normally emerges late August into October and grows thru the fall - bloom begins in February and is mostly over by the end of March, tho some potted ones in cool spots may linger into the first week of April. Planted in March, none flowered the first year, and only about half sprouted at all. The following August, about half came up - don't know if it was the ones the sprouted or if some just waited. They bloomed and began to multiply by both new bulbs and seeding the second spring. The seedlings are mostly if not entirely yellow, but reds, whites, lavenders, purples and pinks are all spreading by bulb now. The company should consider serving the West Coast by shipping freesias, as well as daffs and Dutch irises, during late August and early September - I never know how any will really be given that their ship times are not correct for this region.
Questions & Answers
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When these flowers are delivered, are they already bloomed?
- Asked by Esmi
- Verified Reply - ViciThe Freesia Mix is shipped as dormant bulbs. They will begin to grow once you plant them. Freesia bulbs typically bloom 10 to 12 weeks after planting. The flowers will last for at least six weeks.Was this answer helpful to you
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This plant and others are listed as "Perennial" in Zone 4, but the instructions say they have to be "Lifted". Are they classified as perennial because the roots can be the next year? And, if the plant is one that blooms the second year or begins to spread the third year, does lifting them mean the time frame re-starts every year? For example, does lifting them roots annually means they plant never reach the next stage of maturity? Thanks very much - I appreciate the education!
- Asked by Bees on Earth Master Gardener
- Verified Reply - AngelaFreesia is a tender perennial. The bulbs can be grown in all zones but those in colder regions will need to lift the bulbs for winter. The bulbs can be stored in a frost free location and planted again in the spring. They mature during the growing season each year. Lifting them for the dormant season doesn't negatively impact their growth.Was this answer helpful to you
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What variety of freesia is this?
- Asked by Bonnie
- Verified Reply - AngelaThis is a mix of different types of Freesia.Was this answer helpful to you
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I am in the california bay area - Is it too late to plant these ? Thanks
- Asked by gde
- Verified Reply - AngelaIt's not too late to plant Freesia in your area.Was this answer helpful to you
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After reading the previous reviews, I would like to know if you can guarantee that the freesias will grow and bloom.
- Asked by J
- Verified Reply - AngelaWe offer a No Risk Guarantee. We select and ship only the finest quality bulbs and perennials. We pack them carefully to ensure they arrive safely. If you are not pleased with your purchase, please call us at 1-800-552-9916 or email us at service@dutchbulbs.com and our Customer Service representatives will be happy to help you obtain a merchandise credit. Your order is important to us, and we want you, our customer, to be completely satisfied.Was this answer helpful to you
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Will gophers eat them?
- Asked by c
- Verified Reply - AngelaFreesia are considered deer resistant. Many deer resistant plants are also gopher resistant. Was this answer helpful to you
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How many bulbs in a bag of freesias?
- Asked by Rod
- Verified Reply - AngelaThe Freesia Mix contains 100 bulbs. Was this answer helpful to you
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I'm in zone 9a. I was planning to overwinter Freesias in my greenhouse, but these ship in the spring. If I plant in the spring will I still get long enough stems for cutting?
- Asked by Robin
- Verified Reply - ViciI am sorry but I don't have any information about planting Freesia in California. You might check with your local garden club or county extension office as they are most familiar with your growing conditions. These bulbs would come back year after year in your zone.Was this answer helpful to you
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Can Freesia corms be planted in pots in a greenhouse? I live in the Washington DC area.
- Asked by Suki
- Verified Reply - ViciIf you are growing freesias in a greenhouse, keep the pots out of direct sunlight until they have sprouted. Then keep the plants as cool as possible until after they finish blooming.Was this answer helpful to you
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Before I order these I want to know if the would grow here. I live deeper down here n south Georgia and have descent soil for everything else(iris, zinnas , marigolds,canna pillows etc.)
- Asked by William
- Verified Reply - KimberlyYes, Freesia will grow in South Georgia. Was this answer helpful to you
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