freesia

freesia Definition

free·sia (frē′z̸hə, -z̸hē ə; frē′sē ə, -zē ə)

noun

any of a genus (Freesia) of South African bulbous plants of the iris family, with fragrant, usually white or yellow, funnel-shaped flowers

Etymology: ModL, after F. H. T. Freese, 19th-c. Ger physician

freesia Usage Examples

Converse of object

include: Serenata Flowers offer flowers and bouquets ideal for Mothers Day gifts including freesias, lillies, orchids, roses and tulips.

Adjective modifier

fragrant: Colorful lilies, fragrant freesias, dainty carnations, fine alstroemeria, red roses and mixed bouquets.
long-stemmed: Fragrant Freesias with Courier Delivery £ 22.00 from Buyagift.co.uk 20 sweet-smelling long-stemmed Dutch Freesia in mixed colors.
white: The most beautiful white lace dress was hanging inside, complete with matching shoes, gloves and a coronet of white freesias.
purple: Ralph is defined by a blend of apple leaves, soft blue musk, purple freesia, pink magnolia and zesty orange mandarin.
Dutch: Fragrant Freesias with Courier Delivery £ 22.00 from Buyagift.co.uk 20 sweet-smelling long-stemmed Dutch Freesia in mixed colors.
yellow: Your wedding was magical, but you focus on the fact that the florist forgot to put the yellow freesias in your bouquet.

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