Rainbow Mix Freesia Bulbs

Freesia Bulbs are easy to plant, make amazing cut flowers, and are a favorite of florists for these stunning colors and intoxicating scent! You can easily grow them in your backyard, patio, or garden with a little bit of knowledge.  Freesia is a cool-season flower that thrives in mild temperatures. This custom-curated mix of colors provides an incredible rainbow of colors from vibrant purples to cozy oranges and everything in between. Each package has 10 individual corm.  Planting Freesia by Zones  Zones 9–10  Plant bulbs in the fall as early as November.   You can plant multiple rounds of freesia for a longer cutting season.   Zones 3–8  Plant in early spring or late winter after the threat of a hard frost is gone.   Planting Freesia Bulbs  Plant into well-draining soil with the pointy side up. These bulbs are great in containers because you can dig them up for planting in later years. In Zones 9 and 10, you can leave them in the ground, but you may lose some to gophers, rot, or other issues.   Growing Freesia  Freesia can be planted in various soil conditions and enjoys full sun and partial shade. It is a versatile and easy-to-grow flower, perfect for flower arrangements and pollinator gardens.    Growing Freesia in Containers  If you are planting Freesia in containers, ensure your container is at least 10” deep. The larger the container, the more blooms you will get from your plants. Keep in mind that containers will dry out faster because they have more surface area and less soil to hold onto moisture.    Harvesting Freesia Flowers  Harvest early, in the cool of the morning, for the most attractive and long-lasting blooms.   Southern California Pro-tips  Freesia can be grown all fall, winter, and early spring.  Mulch heavily to ensure the soil stays cool and well-watered.  DO NOT overhead water, as this promotes disease.   Companion Flowers/ Crops  Freesia looks lovely with cool-season flowers like alyssum, borage, and calendula.   Additional Learning Resources  Are you new to starting crops from seeds? Please watch our  Seed Starting Presentation to learn the basics!  Learn about growing all our crops on our YouTube channel.  Looking for expert support and guidance in your Zone 9/10 garden? Join our Growing Together Membership! The best support you can get!