Freesia Double Blooming Lavender Bulbs

Freesia Double Blooming Lavender Bulbs

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Easy-to-grow, extremely fragrant, butterfly- and hummingbird-attracting blooms
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Pack Size
Pack of 25
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Key Characteristics
Zone
9 - 10
Mature Height in Inches
24 IN
Mature Width in Inches
2 IN
Sun / Shade
Full Sun, Part Shade
Moisture Level
Moist, well-drained

Description / Freesia Double Blooming Lavender Bulbs

Freesia Double Blooming Lavender typically sets flowers in summer. In areas with mild climates (Zones 9-10), plant freesia bulbs in fall. In regions with cold winters, plant bulbs in early spring after the threat of frost has passed and pull them to overwinter. This double freesia has an ornate appearance with abundant clusters of up to 8 trumpet-shaped flowers filled with petals giving them a very full look. Upward facing, the unique single-color bluish blooms grow on leafless stems that rise 12 to 24 inches tall. Popular among gardeners and pollinators alike, they have a strong, sweet scent that brings in the bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds we all love. Freesias are popular cut flowers, with delicate, long-lasting blooms that are perfect for bouquets and mixed floral arrangements.

A Freesia hybrid, commonly called freesia, Double Blooming Lavender has an upright habit. Freesias look their best when grouped or planted in sweeping drifts through garden beds and borders. But they are a must-have in a cutting garden, and bulbs can be planted every 2 weeks in spring to extend their blooming season. Freesias can also be grown in pretty pots, indoors or out.

Plant Freesia Double Blooming Lavender bulbs 2 inches apart and 2 inches deep. For sweeping drifts, plant about 16 bulbs per square foot. Freesias are easy to grow if planted in a sunny to partially shady spot with medium moist soil that drains freely. Feed bulbs with Espoma Organic® Bulb-tone® Bulb and Flower Food once growth begins. Corms will not survive the winter In USDA Zones colder than Zone 9, so they should be dug up, overwintered, and replanted, or grown as annuals.

Visit our Bulb Supplies page to find all the tools and materials you need to plant and maintain your bulb plants successfully.

Product Details

SKU 44231-PK-25
Item Form Bulb
Pack Size Pack of 25
Genus Freesia
Species x hybrida
Variety Lavender
Product Classification Bulbs
Habit Upright
USDA Zone Low 9
USDA Zone High 10
Sun / Shade Full Sun, Part Shade
Moisture Level Moist, well-drained
Bloom Color Lavender
Bloom Season Start Early Summer
Bloom Season End Early Summer
Mature Width in Inches 2.00
Mature Height in Inches 24.00
Resistance Heat Tolerant
Special Features Butterfly Lovers, Easy Care Plants, Fragrance
Uses Beds, Border, Containers, Cut Flowers
Zone 9, 10
State Shipping Restrictions GU, PR, VI
Shipping Method Restrictions expressShipping

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