Styling and inspiration: Freesias in your home and garden

Freesias are extremely versatile and fit into both modern and classic gardens. Plant them in groups in borders or flower beds for a colourful carpet of flowers. Combine freesias with other bulbs such as tulips or anemones for a varied and striking effect. Freesias also do well in pots, so you can place them on a patio, balcony or even by the front door.

Freesia flowers are perfect as cut flowers. Their elegant appearance and wonderful fragrance make them a popular choice for bouquets and flower arrangements. Combine freesias in a bouquet with roses, carnations or eucalyptus for a romantic look, or choose a more playful combination with wild flowers and ornamental grasses.

Want a striking garden design? Choose freesias in contrasting colours, such as bright yellow next to purple or deep red next to white. For a softer, more harmonious effect, try freesias in pastel colours. Freesias also make a wonderful addition to scented gardens; their sweet, citrusy scent fills the air and creates an inviting atmosphere.