Stock flower garden
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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
Stock flowers, or Matthiola incana, are known for their fragrant, spicy scent. These annual flowers come in a range of colors and are usually grown from seed. They require temperatures below 65 degrees Fahrenheit (18 degrees Celsius) to...
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.
How to grow stock flowers: sowing, germination, chilling and selecting for double-flowered plants, light and soil needs, trellising, spacing, and harvesting.
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.
Discover outstanding annuals for strong seasonal color, including HGTV experts' tips on when and how to plant them.
Everyone likes a colorful bloom, but everyone loves a fragrant one! Happily, there's a number of easy-to-grow annuals that offer scented flowers you can plant in your garden. They usually have a light citrusy or sweetly floral aroma, though you may even sniff a few notes of rich chocolate. #gardening #gardenideas #gardenplants #fragrantplants #bhg
The Apricot Matthiola incana blooms double peachy-apricot flowers closely spaced on strong, single stems. These traditional Field Grown Column Stocks are traditional cut flower varieties with large, fragrant flowers.
