Are stock flowers in season?
Stock flowers are fragrant and colorful blossoms that bloom for approximately two months, from spring to early summer. They are used in floral arrangements because of their long stalks, full texture, colorful petals, and sweet scent. In the vase: With proper care, stock can last 10–14 days, an exceptional lifespan for a fragrant flower. In the garden: That single spike continues to open upward over many weeks, providing a long window of beauty and scent before cutting.
Does stock flower smell?
Stock flowers are renowned for their delightful fragrance, which is often described as a mix of cloves, cinnamon and vanilla,” says Laura. This sweet and spicy scent makes them popular choices for perfumes and potpourri. As a garden plant, its captivating flowers and delightful fragrance make it an ideal choice for creating sensory gardens or adding an aromatic touch to borders, beds, and containers. Stock’s upright growth habit and compact size make it an excellent candidate for edging, providing structure, and defining garden spaces.