Freesia lactea
Joseph Kraatz (Sun, 28 Apr 2013 06:35:02 PDT)
No, I grow all the forms of laxa. These are typical florist types except with much larger flowers in clear bright colors. Joe
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On Apr 28, 2013, at 2:23 AM, Hans Huizing <hanshuizing@home.nl> wrote:
Good Morning Joseph,
The correct name is Freesia laxa.
Formerly also (/Anomatheca laxa/, /Anomatheca cruenta/, /Lapeirousia laxa/).
http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/…
Kind regards,
Hans Huizing
Netherlands
Op 27-4-2013 22:46, Joseph Kraatz schreef:
Was at Lowe's today and they had one gallon cans of Freesia lactea. Were truly beautiful pots of red and yellow. All were 50% off so couldn't resist. I cannot find anything in PBS about this species lactea. Is this just a made up name? Going on the internet I find many nurseries offering the same species. Of course it is a hybrid. Might anyone be able to enlighten me on this? Thanks, Joe, Oceanside, CA.
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