Double Freesia Bulbs Mix

Double Freesia Bulb Mix – Fragrant, Multicolored Spring Flowers

A carnival of color, heavenly fragrance, and a whole lot of garden WOW!

Why choose just one color when you can have them all? Our Double Freesia Bulb Mix is a spectacular celebration of color, fragrance, and romantic cottage garden charm!

This delightful collection features an abundance of fully double, ruffled flowers in vibrant shades of pink, purple, orange, yellow, white, and beautiful bicolor combinations. With their silky petals, graceful stems, and irresistibly sweet fragrance, these gorgeous blooms bring a joyful burst of color wherever they're planted.

Growing 18–24 inches tall, Double Freesias produce elegant sprays of flowers that rise above slender, grass-like foliage. Their graceful shape and rich fragrance make them especially beautiful in cottage gardens, patio containers, and cutting gardens.

And the best part? Freesias are exceptional cut flowers! Their long-lasting blooms and wonderful perfume make them a favorite for fresh bouquets, wedding arrangements, and bringing a little garden magic indoors.

Whether you're creating a colorful spring container, filling your cutting garden with fragrant flowers, or adding a playful splash of color to your borders, this Mixed Double Freesia Collection delivers spectacular seasonal beauty.

Why We Love Mixed Double Freesias

• A Rainbow of Beautiful Blooms: A gorgeous mix of pink, purple, orange, yellow, white, and bicolor flowers.
• Fully Double Flowers: Extra layers of silky petals create lush, romantic blooms.
• Incredible Sweet Fragrance: Delightfully scented flowers add another dimension to your garden.
• Outstanding Cut Flowers: Long-lasting blooms are perfect for fresh bouquets and floral arrangements.
• Perfect for Containers: Beautiful in patio pots, decorative planters, and window boxes.
• Cottage Garden Charm: Graceful stems and colorful blooms complement romantic garden designs.
• Easy Seasonal Color: Grow as perennials in warm climates or as seasonal flowers in cooler regions.

Bulb Details & Growing Information

• Botanical Name: Freesia spp., Double Mixed
• Common Name: Double Freesia / Mixed Double Freesia
• Plant Type: Flowering Corm
• Corm Quantity: Select your available package size
• Hardiness Zones: 9–11 Outdoors; Grow Seasonally or Indoors in Colder Climates
• Mature Height: 18–24 inches
• Corm Spacing: Approximately 3 inches apart
• Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Light Shade
• Bloom Time: Spring in Warm Climates; Timing Varies with Spring Planting in Cooler Regions
• Flower Colors: Pink, Purple, Orange, Yellow, White & Bicolor
• Flower Form: Double, Ruffled Blooms
• Fragrance: Highly Fragrant
• Water Needs: Moderate During Active Growth; Reduce During Dormancy
• Planting Season: Fall in Zones 9–11; Spring or Indoor Starting in Colder Climates
• Best Uses: Cottage Gardens, Cutting Gardens, Containers, Fragrant Gardens & Floral Arrangements

When & How to Plant Double Freesia Bulbs

Plant for a Spectacular Season of Color and Fragrance!

Unlike hardy spring-flowering bulbs, Double Freesias grow from corms and prefer mild, cool growing conditions. Planting time depends on your climate.

In warm regions, plant Freesias in fall for spring flowers. In colder areas like Maryland, start corms indoors or plant outside in spring once the danger of frost has passed.

Spring Planting – Maryland & Cooler Climates

• When to Plant: Start indoors in late winter or early spring, or plant outdoors after the last frost.
• Planting Depth: Approximately 2 inches deep.
• Corm Spacing: 3 inches apart.
• Planting Position: Place corms with the pointed end facing upward.
• Sunlight: Full sun to light shade, ideally with protection from intense afternoon heat.
• Soil: Loose, fertile, well-draining soil.
• Watering: Water after planting and maintain light, even moisture during active growth without allowing soil to become soggy.
• Bloom Time: Often approximately 10–12 weeks after planting under favorable conditions, though flowering depends on temperature and growing conditions.

Important: Freesias prefer cool temperatures and may struggle to flower during hot summer weather. For Maryland gardeners, starting corms indoors in a cool, bright location can improve the chances of flowering before peak summer heat.

Fall Planting – Warm Climates (Zones 9–11)

• When to Plant: Fall, typically October through December.
• Planting Depth: Approximately 2 inches deep.
• Corm Spacing: 3 inches apart.
• Sunlight: Full sun to light shade.
• Soil: Fertile, well-draining soil.
• Watering: Moderate during active growth; reduce watering as plants enter dormancy.
• Bloom Time: Spring, depending on local conditions.

After flowering, allow foliage to naturally yellow and die back. In colder climates, corms can be lifted and stored in a dry, frost-free location for replanting, although flowering performance may vary.

Our Cottage Garden Tip

Plant a rainbow and let the fragrance steal the show!

For a breathtaking display, plant Double Freesia corms in generous groups of 15–25 or more to create a colorful, fragrant garden feature.

They're especially beautiful in decorative containers, where their graceful stems and vibrant blooms can be enjoyed up close.

Pair these cheerful Freesias with pastel ranunculus, delicate anemones, snapdragons, or other spring-flowering favorites for a romantic cottage garden combination overflowing with color.

And don't forget the cutting garden! Harvest Freesia stems when the first flower or two begins to open, allowing the remaining buds to continue opening in the vase.

Maryland Gardeners: Double Freesias are not reliably winter-hardy outdoors in most of Maryland. Grow them as seasonal flowers or in containers that can be protected from freezing temperatures. Early indoor starting is often a better option than planting into hot summer soil.

A Rainbow of Blooms. Heavenly Fragrance. Endless Cottage Garden WOW!