Why Choose Freesia Bulbs from Carbeth Plants?
How to Plant and Grow Freesia Bulbs
Frequently Asked Questions
In mild, well-drained areas, freesia bulbs can sometimes be left in the ground, but in colder or wet soils it is safer to lift and store them dry over winter. This helps prevent rot and improves performance the following season.
Freesias can return each year if conditions suit them, especially when bulbs are lifted and stored after flowering. In pots, this also makes it easier to protect them from excess winter moisture.
Yes, freesia bulbs naturally produce new corms as they grow. Over time, this allows you to increase your display by replanting the extra bulbs.
Freesia bulbs are best planted in spring once the risk of frost has passed. This gives them warmth and time to establish before flowering in summer.
Freesias grow very well in pots and containers, provided there is good drainage. This also makes it easy to move them into sunnier spots as they grow.
Yes, freesias are loved for their sweet fragrance, which becomes more noticeable on warm days and makes them popular with gardeners and florists alike.