Freesia fergusoniae

With its vibrant, zesty blooms and arching stems, freesia fergusoniae graces many a garden with a fragrant splash of color. The funnel-shaped flowers, often in striking hues and sometimes bicolored, are a magnet for pollinators and a testament to their adaptation to thriving in sunny environments. The sword-shaped green leaves rise from corms, underscoring freesia fergusoniae's elegance and resilience.

Scientific classification

Species

Freesia fergusoniae (Freesia fergusoniae)

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Perennial

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Care Guide for Freesia fergusoniae

Every week

Water

Water: The freesia fergusoniae needs moderate watering, approximately once a week, allowing the soil to dry slightly between sessions. Avoid overwatering and ensure good drainage to prevent root rot by not letting water sit on the surface.

Fertilize: Fertilize the soil upon tilling by mixing in an organic fertilizer. After freesia fergusoniae sprouts, apply a general-purpose liquid flower fertilizer monthly, increasing to every two weeks post-bloom for optimal growth.

Pruning: Freesia fergusoniae thrives with early spring pruning to promote growth. Remove damaged stems for better aeration and light. Trim spent flowers for ongoing blooms, but avoid excessive cutting. Use clean, sharp tools for best results, ensuring longevity and vibrancy.

Propagation: The freesia fergusoniae propagates easily, with bulbs multiplying when the plants are healthy. Extra bulbs can be removed and stored annually between growing seasons, or left in the flower bed until the next year.

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