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Mosella Iridaceae Details
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Cut Flowers
Genus:
Freesia
Iridaceae
Common Name:
Freesia
Name:
Mosella
Botanical Name:
Color:
Bicolor Pink / Peach
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Spectacular rose pink petal tips brush to yellow centers with burgundy veins.
Upward facing flowers open outward along arching inflorescence.
Availability
Very fragrant bulb flower mostly grown in Holland but now available from Colombia.
Care and Handling
Each Freesia stems will have 5 or 6 tubular flowers. Remove each spent flower to extend the life of the coming blooms.
If you do not add floral preservative, change the water and re-cut the stems every day or so.
Place your freesia in an area away from direct sunlight until ready for your event. We also recommend cooler temperatures and high relative humidity if possible.
Grades
Graded by stem length and bunched by 10 stems.
Preparation
Cut freesia stem ends to create fresh surface to absorb water and remove any faded stem base.
Remove all foliage below the water line and place in a clean container filled with cool water and, optionally, floral preservative.
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