Freesia.—This elegant and delicately perfumed flower is annually raised in large numbers from seed.
Freesias may be potted six or more in a pot of mellow soil, and then started into growth at once.
She bowed her face over the flowers—the freesias so sweet and spring-like, the scarlet anemones flaunting over the table.
The white or yellowish bell-shaped flowers of freesia are produced on slender stalks just above the foliage, to the number of six to eight in a cluster.
There was a bowl of freesias and scarlet anemones on the table.
Its heart is composed of velvet red flower, lilac, freesia and rainbow plumeria, while its base notes are cashmeran, liquid praline and patchouli.
Its heart captures floral bouquet of freesia and white roses.
Its top notes are aromas of red pomegranate and pink freesia, while its heart is jasmine, orange blossom and sandalwood.
