10 August 2026
The variety is characterized by single flowers of blue-violet shades that have a pleasant sweet aroma. Detailed agronomic data, including height, maturity group, and disease resistance indicators, are absent from professional reference books.
The name Blue Sky is found in publications as a designation for the cultivar under study in comparative tests of freesia hybrids, however, the exact breeding history of the plant is not disclosed. There is a risk of confusion with rose varieties and other bulbous plants of the same name.
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Nearby in the species list Blue Lagoon, Blue Moon, Blue Mountain, Blue Navy, Blue Nile, Blue Pacific, Blue Ribbon, Blue River, Blue Sea, Blue Sensation, Blue Star, Blue Twin, Blue Velvet, Bohemian, Bonfire, Bonita, Bordeaux Art, Bornholm, Bossanova, Boulevard