Fill your garden with free-sia fragrance!

We’re offering you a Single Freesias Bulb Collection for £9.99, Two Collections for just £14.99, or Three Collections for just £19.99 saving you up to 38% off You Garden’s prices (correct as of 20.3.25).

Add Colour & Fragrance with Freesias

The Freesias Bulb Collection brings a burst of cheerful colour and delightful fragrance to any garden or home. As classic flowering perennials from the Iridaceae family, freesias are celebrated for their elegant, trumpet-shaped blooms and sweet scent—perfect for borders, patio pots, or as cut flowers for vibrant indoor displays.

• Botanical Profile: Freesia hybrids produce both single and double flowers in mixed shades including white, yellow, pink, purple, and red.
• Flowering Period: Plant in spring (April–May) to enjoy spectacular blooms from mid to late summer.
• Mature Size: Typically reaches 25–30cm (10–12 inches) tall—ideal for compact spaces.

Why Choose Freesias?

• Scented Blooms: Their sweet fragrance attracts pollinators and adds natural perfume to your space.
• Versatile Planting: Grow them in beds, borders, patio containers, or even indoors on sunny windowsills.
• Cut Flower Favourite: Long-lasting stems make freesias a top pick for homegrown bouquets.

Planting & Care Guide

• When to Plant: Outside from April to May once frost risk has passed.
• How to Plant: Place corms pointy end up in well-drained soil at a depth of 1–2 inches. Space bulbs about 5cm apart.
• Sunlight Needs: Choose a sunny or lightly shaded spot for best results.
• Pots & Containers: Use high-quality compost with added grit for drainage. Plant six bulbs per pot.
• Caring Tips: Water regularly but avoid waterlogging. Feed with potash-rich fertiliser during growth. After flowering, allow foliage to die back naturally before lifting corms (if storing).

Garden Design Ideas

• Create colourful borders by mixing freesias with crocosmia or gladiolus.
• Add to patio pots alongside dwarf dahlias for continuous summer blooms.

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FAQs

• When is the best time to plant? Plant your freesias outdoors between April and May after the last frost.
• Will they flower this year? Yes—heat-treated corms are ready to bloom in their first season after planting.
• Do they need special soil? Freesias prefer well-drained soil and thrive best in sunny spots; add grit if planting in containers.