Freesia is a fragrant plant with slender stems and bell-shaped flowers in various colors.
Ideal as a cut flower.
We offer this bulb plant as seeds.
With Freesia seeds from EasySeeds.eu, you'll bring elegant, fragrant flowers into your garden, perfect as cut flowers for bouquets and flower arrangements. Sowing freesias from seed offers gardeners the opportunity to fill borders, pots, and beds with colorful, graceful blooms that bloom from early spring to early summer. Freesias are known for their trumpet-shaped flowers and sweet, pleasant fragrance, making them a popular choice for both indoor and outdoor use.
Colorful and fragrant flowers:
Freesia produces blooms in a wide range of colors, including white, yellow, pink, red, purple, and blue. The flowers have a characteristic, sweet fragrance, making them perfect for fresh bouquets and flower arrangements.
Long-lasting flowering
Freesia blooms from early spring to early summer, providing months of color, fragrance, and decoration in your garden and cut flower bouquets.
Easy to maintain and versatile
These cut flowers are relatively easy to grow, suitable for borders, flowerbeds and pots, and ideal for both novice and experienced gardeners.
Bee-friendly and ecological
Freesia attracts bees and other beneficial insects, which contributes to biodiversity and a healthy garden environment.
Cut flowers for bouquets – The sturdy stems and fragrant flowers make Freesia ideal for bouquets and indoor flower arrangements.
Borders & beds – Add height, structure, and color to your borders with these elegant, trumpet-shaped flowers.
Pots and containers – Freesia varieties are excellent for pots, balcony boxes and patios, allowing even small spaces to flourish.
Combinations with other cut flowers – Combine freesia with zinnia, marigolds, or dianthus for a colorful and fragrant effect in bouquets and borders.
Sowing time – Sow indoors from January to March for early flowering, or directly outdoors after the last frost.
Soil & Location – Use well-draining seed compost and choose a sunny location for optimal growth and flowering.
Care – Keep the soil moist during germination and the early growth phase; feed regularly to encourage strong, healthy plants.
Hardening off – Gradually acclimatise young plants to outdoor conditions before planting them out permanently.
Maintenance – Remove wilted flowers (deadheading) to prolong flowering and maintain healthy stems.
At EasySeeds.eu, you'll find a wide range of freesia seeds , selected for their germination rate, color variation, and flowering intensity. Whether you want to fill borders, embellish pots, or create your own fragrant bouquets, our freesia seeds will help bring your garden and bouquets to life in every season.
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Yes! Although freesias are often propagated from corms, you can also grow them perfectly well from seed. It requires a bit more patience, but the results are definitely worth it.
Sowing is more economical, more fun for the hobby grower, and you can discover unique color variations and hybrids that you won't find in corms.
Climate: Freesia prefers a temperate climate and can be grown in both cool and warm regions. In colder climates, it is often grown as an annual or kept indoors.
Soil: Requires well-drained soil, preferably sandy or loamy. Good drainage is essential to prevent tuber rot.
Sunlight: Grows best in full sun to partial shade. Ensure the plants receive sufficient light for optimal growth and flowering.
Sow freesia seeds preferably in spring (March-April) indoors or in a heated greenhouse. This gives them an early start.
Sow the seeds shallowly in an airy seed mix, press them down lightly, and cover them thinly with vermiculite or sand. Keep the soil slightly moist.
Sow them shallowly—about 0.5 cm deep is sufficient. They need some light to germinate.
A temperature of 18–22°C (64–72°F) is ideal for germinating freesia seeds.
Depending on the conditions, the seeds will germinate within 2 to 4 weeks.
Soak the seeds in lukewarm water for 24 hours to speed up germination.
Freesia likes plenty of light and sun, but cannot tolerate bright midday sun in extreme heat.
Regional considerations: Freesia thrives in temperate climates. In colder regions, it should often be grown as an annual or kept indoors. Provide well-draining soil to prevent tuber rot, and in warmer climates, provide some shade to protect the plants from excessive heat.
