FREESIA BOUQUETS

Freesias originated in South Africa and then made their way to Europe in the 18th century, captivating hearts with their fragrance and vibrant hues. Named in honour of the German physician Friedrich Heinrich Theodor Freese, Freesias soon became a Victorian favourite, gracing garden and adorning posh bouquets. Their delicate blossoms and sweet, citrusy scent swiftly turned heads, making them sought-after stars in floral arrangements. Over time, they've earned a spot as a symbol of friendship, trust, and innocence, blooming their way into our hearts and bouquets as timeless classics with an irresistible fragrance as captivating as their history.

Sending a bouquet or bunch of Freesias is like a sentiment wrapped in a fragrant embrace. Freesias, renowned for their enchanting aroma and delicate beauty, symbolise friendship, innocence and thoughtfulness. These blooms carry a message of appreciation and trust, making them a popular choice for expressing heartfelt emotions and sending cheerful sentiments. With their captivating fragrance and charming appearance, Freesia bouquets become aromatic messengers of joy and affection, perfect for brightening someone's day or conveying warm wishes on various occasions.

• Their delightfully sweet, citrusy scent makes them popular in perfumery and adds a refreshing touch to bouquets and floral arrangements.

• These lovely flowers come in a spectrum of vibrant hues, including white, yellow, pink, red, purple, and more. Each carries its own symbolism, making freesias versatile for various occasions and sentiments.

• The freesia is named after the German botanist Friedrich Freese, in honour of his work in botanical exploration.

• Originating from the Cape Province of South Africa, freesias are indigenous to this region. They were introduced to other parts of the world and have since become popular ornamental flowers globally.

• Freesias have a remarkable vase life. Their sturdy stems and enduring flowers make them a favourite choice for floral arrangements, ensuring they stay fresh and fragrant for an extended period.