Description

These Freesia Double RED bulbs produce deep, vibrant blooms with a rich fragrance that stands out in garden borders, patio containers and cut flower arrangements. Double Freesias differ from single varieties by featuring multiple layers of petals for a fuller and more decorative appearance. Perfect for gardeners who want colour and scent in one elegant plant.

Freesias pair beautifully with other well-drained, sun-loving bulbs and flowers such as Ranunculus, Anemones, Tulips, Daffodils (Narcissus), Hyacinths, Alliums, Irises, and Gladioli. Mix a few of these together in borders or pots for a longer season of colour and scent.

Key Benefits:
• Double-flowered Freesia with rich red colour
• Naturally fragrant blooms
• Perfect for patio pots, garden beds or containers
• Excellent for fresh cutting gardens and indoor displays
• Compact habit, ideal for smaller outdoor spaces
• Appreciated by both beginner and experienced gardeners

Other names for freesia: Cape freesia, fragrant freesia, sweet-scented freesia, South African freesia, Freesia × hybrida, Freesia refracta.

More Reasons to Choose Freesia Double Bulbs:
• Fuller, layered petals compared with single Freesia types
• Bright eye-catching colour for garden contrast
• Works well in themed or mixed colour displays
• Given basic care, they reward you with repeat blooms
• Supplied dormant and ready to plant
• Carefully packed to protect bulbs in transit

Product Details:
• Plant Type: Flowering bulbs (corms)
• Variety: Freesia Double RED
• Genus: Freesia
• Life Cycle: Perennial
• Flowering Season: Spring / Summer
• Height: Approx. 25–50 cm
• Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade

What You Will Receive:
• 10 x Double RED Freesia bulbs size 5/6 (dormant and ready to plant)

Planting & Care Notes:
Plant in fertile, well-draining soil with bulbs placed around 5–7 cm deep and spaced 10–15 cm apart. Water moderately as shoots emerge, but avoid waterlogging. Provide protection from frost in colder climates. Double Freesias thrive in sunny or lightly shaded spots and are especially striking in groups or clusters. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

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