Freesia is a great choice for gardeners who are looking to create their own cultivars

 Freesia is a wonderful genus of herbaceous perennials that occur naturally in the eastern side of southern Africa. Species within this family vary significantly, but most can be found on either Side African continent from Kenya south to South Africa and sometimes beyond! 

The plants commonly known as "freesias" with fragrant funnel-shaped flowers were bred after hybridizing several different types representative for each species' type range - so you'll often find more than one kind available at your local nursery or garden center shop since they're not truly monogypsies like some other breeds might become if left unchecked by human interference.

Freesia is a type of herbaceous plant that grows from conical corms. These fleshy plants are typically 1-2 inches in diameter, sending up tall stems bearing leaves 10 – 30 centimeters long with light green coloration on top but mostly occurring dark green towards their base which often has white colored edges where they touch other tissues near by due either side sleeper arrangement or simply being crowded together close enough for moisture exchange only possible way there without any significant gaps between individual fleecy layers. This species produces many narrow flower heads containing up 12 tepals each forming into funnel shape before opening outwardly at center like an umbrella when fully unfolded. 

Freesias are flowers that can be found all over the world. They have a sweet smell and their colors range from white to pink, yellow or blue-mauve depending on what type you buy at your local flower shop! 

The Dutch people love these plants so much they produce more than 80% of them globally just for this reason alone - it's really no wonder why we see such amazing diversity in our landscapes thanks largely due not only do keen horticulturalists but also those who cultivate freesia species professionally year round...

Freesia is a great choice for gardeners who are looking to create their own cultivars, as it's often used in the creation of ornamental flowers. The two most common species that Freesias come from - refracta and Armstrongii- can produce varying colors depending on what color genes they've been bred with; however F laxa also has lots within its genetic makeup so there will always be some variety present when grown Outside these three types though you'll find many more possibilities! Freesianas start blooming after just one or two years since planting those seeds which makes this easy enough plant even simpler than runner beans.

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