Freesia Flowers
Noted for their fresh, sweet fragrance and bright colors, Freesias are usually grown for use as cut flowers. Each stem produces 5-10 trumpet-shaped flowers that bloom in one-sided racemes atop leafless, arching, wiry stems. Many hybrids are available in single or double blooms and in colors ranging from white, yellow, orange, and various bicolors.
The Freesia flowers are edible, though they are typically used sparingly due to their strong fragrance. Freesias perform best in full sun or light shade, in moist and well-drained soil. Freesias are virtually disease-free and pest-free. They are also deer and rabbit-resistant.
Freesia Flowers
Bright Yellow Freesia Flowers Blooming on a Woody Stem
Two Soft Yellow Freesia Flowers in Close-Up
Colourful Mixed Freesia Flowers in a Garden Bed
Cluster of Golden Yellow Freesia Flowers in Close-Up
White Freesia Flowers With Buds on Green Grass Background
Soft Lavender and White Freesia Flowers in Full Bloom
Vibrant Orange freesia Flowers With Yellow Markings
Single White Freesia Flower With Green Buds in Soft Light
Yellow Freesia Flowers in Close-Up Against Dark Background
White Freesia Flowers in Glass Vases on a Wooden Table
Golden Yellow Freesia Flowers in Sunny Garden
White Freesia Flower Bouquet With Green Buds on Dark Background
Yellow Freesia Flower and Buds on White Background
Yellow Freesia Flower Branch With Multiple Blooms on White Background
Dense Cluster of White Freesia Flowers in Soft Focus
White and Yellow Freesia Flowers on a Dark Stem
White Freesia Flower Stem With Blooms and Buds on White Background
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