Double Blooming White Freesia

The fancy and fragrant Double Blooming White Freesia (Freesia x hybrida 'White') are double the elegance with twice the petals on each bloom! These perennial corms are sought-after for their spring display and abundant and charming blooms and sprays of lovely slender green leaves.

These spicy-sweet-scented confections are oh-so-chic! Its lovable character makes it a great choice for a reliable late-spring bloomer with an array of uses. The well-formed white flowers are pure white petals that look gorgeous in floral bouquets! Florists and pollinators agree that the spicy-sweet fragrant scent is what draws you in!

Hardy perennial bulbs throughout USDA growing zones 9 through 10, Freesia are also fantastic annuals or houseplants in all growing zones! Double Freesia are summer-flowering bulbs, known as corms, growing quickly to a 1-2 foot tall clump over time and can spread to 2 wide when grown outdoors year-round.

Planting and Application:

Gardeners have long adored this graceful Freesia variety! They are the perfect late spring bloom for classic floral arrangements and boutonniere, the plants and their long graceful foliage are also ideal sun garden accents and edging, so plant them in cut flower gardens, Cottage borders, and mixed bulb gardens, enabling you plenty of blooms for you and your butterflies to choose from!

Small-scale for containers and pots or mixed planters, White Double Freesia are fragrant gift plants too! Potted Freesia bulbs can be forced for the winter and brighten someone's day! Tucking the corms into a planter not only brightens your sunny porch or patio but also brings the spicy sweet fragrance closer to your nose!

• Double-Petaled White Blooms
• Spicy-Sweet Peppery Fragrance
• Long Slender Green Leaves
• Hardy Perennial Corm or Annual/Seasonal Accent
• Floral Bouquets, Edging, Containers & Sun Garden Focal Points

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Freesia are fall-planted corms that need full sun or a touch of afternoon shade outside and bright indirect light indoors. Any rich, well-drained soil in the ground or in containers works great, as does moderate yet regular moisture. These bulbs despise soggy conditions but appreciate a layer of mulch over the soil surface.

Plant in the spring about 2 inches deep with the pointed end up, spaced about 6 inches apart. The corms multiply and will naturalize in USDA growing zones 9 and 10. Provide moderate fertility and a 3-4 inch deep layer of mulch over the soils surface.

Northern gardeners In USDA planting zones 1-8 can use Freesia as annuals for seasonal container or garden accents, or bring them in for the winter as houseplants. You can also treat these corms as you would Canna and Dahlia, and lift your plants in the fall before a hard frost but after they've gone dormant. Deadhead after flowers fade but keep the leaves so they can make food for the bulb, then trim the leaves down when they turn yellow.

• Full Sun & Partial Shade
• Enriched Well-Drained Soil
• Warm Weather Fall-Planted Bulbs
• Moderate Moisture
• Annual or Perennial Corms
• Deadhead as Flowers Fade & Prune Down When Greenery Yellows

Get double the petals and all the fragrant blooms you want with the radiant Double Blooming White Freesia corm packs available at Nature Hills Nursery! We ship your quality bulbs to your doorstep at the proper planting time in your region!