Stock Flower Meaning

Discard very small seedlings, ones that are darker green in color, and those with rounder shaped cotyledons; these will produce single flowers. The Quartet series is "selectable" for double flowers, and 55% double without selection.

Discard very small seedlings, ones that are darker green in color, and those with rounder shaped cotyledons; these will produce single flowers. Pinching is required for a well-balanced spray form.

Tightly spaced florets on the flower spike make for compact 1 1/2-2", deep plum-colored blooms with a full appearance. After germination, while the seedlings are still in the cotyledon stage, expose the seedlings to temperatures of 40-45°F/4-7°C for...

Quartet's strong branching habit and hard stems make it an excellent choice for bouquets. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Long, strong stems with 1 1/2-2", wine-red colored blooms. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant.

Long, strong stems with 1 1/2-2", pale pink blooms. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant.

Quartet's strong branching habit and hard stems make it an excellent choice for bouquets. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Long, strong stems with 1 1/2-2", creamy yellow blooms. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant.

Tightly spaced florets on the flower spike make for compact 1 1/2-2", buttercream yellow blooms with a full appearance. After germination, while the seedlings are still in the cotyledon stage, expose the seedlings to temperatures of 40-45°F/4-7°C for...

Tightly spaced florets on the flower spike make for compact 1 1/2-2", pure white blooms with a full appearance. After germination, while the seedlings are still in the cotyledon stage, expose the seedlings to temperatures of 40-45°F/4-7°C for 3-4 days.

Long, strong stems with 1 1/2–2", pale purple blooms. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant.

Quartet's strong branching habit and hard stems make it an excellent choice for bouquets. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Quartet's strong branching habit and hard stems make it an excellent choice for bouquets. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Quartet's strong branching habit and hard stems make it an excellent choice for bouquets. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Quartet's strong branching habit and hard stems make it an excellent choice for bouquets. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Long, strong stems with 1 1/2-2" blooms in apricot, bright pink, wine red, pale purple, creamy yellow, dark purple, pale pink, and pure white. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length.

Long, strong stems with 1 1/2-2", pure white blooms. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant.

Long, strong stems with 1 1/2-2", bright pink blooms. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant.

Long, strong stems with 1 1/2-2", dark purple blooms. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant.

Quartet's strong branching habit and hard stems make it an excellent choice for bouquets. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Tightly spaced florets on the flower spike make for compact 1 1/2-2", deep rose-pink blooms with a full appearance. After germination, while the seedlings are still in the cotyledon stage, expose the seedlings to temperatures of 40-45°F/4-7°C for 3-4...

Long, strong stems with 1 1/2-2", light peach blooms. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant.

Quartet's strong branching habit and hard stems make it an excellent choice for bouquets. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Tightly spaced florets on the flower spike make for compact 1 1/2–2", soft blush/rose pink blooms with a full appearance. After germination, while the seedlings are still in the cotyledon stage, expose the seedlings to temperatures of 40-45°F/4-7°C...

Grow this plant in a protected area in colder areas andfreestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });Growing stock is not a complicated project, but it does require a period of cold.

Perennials are aggressively consistent while annuals need to be sown every year to grace the garden with their visage and scent.Night scented stock plant is one such gentle annual denizen.

I know that I will!Gwen Bruno wrote a lovely article about the Victorians and their flower language and you can read it at this link:This might be given to someone who has lost a loved one.This could be a wedding bouquet, or something that might accompany...