Its not a freesia anyway. Are you sure there aren't two different ones in the pot? The ones nearer the camera could be the Persian buttercups with divided leaves (Ranunculus) I thought a daisy anemone was a sea anemone??? The third one might be that through a process of elimination

I would say the 1st and the 3rd photo are the buttercups...Rununculus tomer. The 2nd photo looks like an anemone...A De Caen ?
Freesia would come up like grass but are not the easiest things to grow.

I plant my Anemones and Rununculus in October and they've nearly finished flowering.....and what a stunning display they were.
Always though Freesias were early flowering...feb/march time and should be grown in a cool greenhouse. I stand to be corrected on that though

to me they all look like your Persian buttercup, which I thought were 'Ranunculus asiatic', but Badfish may well be right.
I think daisy anemone and Anemone blanda and they should have flowered by now. and agree about the freesia. I can get them to flower outside late may early june when started in the greenhouse in January but they never return if left in the ground. too cold and wet.