Easy to Grow Bulbs Freesia Wonder Collection

Yes, containers are an excellent solution for cooler regions. Plant the bulbs in pots and keep them in a protected, frost-free location during the winter, moving them outdoors once the weather warms.

The single-form varieties feature a classic, open-petal shape, while the double-form varieties offer extra layers of petals for a fuller, more ruffled appearance. This mix adds both texture and visual depth to your garden beds or floral arrangements.

They perform best with full sun, which means at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight daily. Adequate light is essential for strong stems and the most fragrant blooms.

This collection is specifically designed for fall planting, which allows the bulbs to establish roots before their spring bloom cycle. Planting in the fall is critical for ensuring the best performance in the following season.

Freesias are prized for their longevity as cut flowers. When harvested at the right stage—typically when the first few buds on the stem begin to open—they can last up to two weeks in a vase with fresh water.

If you are gardening in USDA zones 9–11, you can leave the bulbs in the ground year-round as perennials. In colder climates, you should treat them as annuals or lift the bulbs in the fall to store them indoors over winter.