Freesia laxa is not winter-hardy in Georgia. The best approach is to sow the seeds in a container in April. Enjoy the foliage and flowers through the warm months, then bring the pot indoors after the first frost kills the top growth. This treats it as a tender seasonal specimen rather than a perennial landscape plant.
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