Stock flower

Learn all about fragrant, fluffy stock flowers! Get an easy tutorial for a white stock flower bouquet with this affordable, accessible bloom!

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No cottage garden is complete without a bed or border of fragrant and colorful stock flowers. Learn about this Victorian classic here on Gardener’s Path.

Matthiola incana15M seeds/oz.Germination: DO NOT cover seed; 65°F; 10-18 daysSizes: Premium packs, 4-6” potsApproximate Finish:14 weeksStock is another wonderful old-fashioned that is favored for its slightly spicy fragrance. Flower spikes are produced ... Matthiola incana15M seeds/oz.Germination: DO NOT cover seed; 65

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It's always a pleasure and lots of fun to buy a bunch of flowers for the weekend and this series of blog posts, called 'A Bunch for The...

One of the flowers I’ve photographed a couple of times is Stock (matthiola incana) which supposedly is a common garden flower – but I’ve only seen it at a couple of botanical gardens and don’t ever remember seeing it availabl

Matthiola incana/ Stock Uses: Floral arrangements, bouquets Harvest/season: Year round but spring is more popular for them Fun Facts: The stock plants grow 8-15 feet in full sun

Stock is a cottage garden favorite that adds fragrance and vertical interest to beds, borders, and containers from late spring to early summer. Learn how to grow it as a perennial in USDA Hardiness Zones 7 to 10, and as an annual in all temperate regions, now on Gardener’s Path. #stockflower #gardening #gardenerspath