Stocks Flowers Season

Discard very small seedlings, ones that are darker green in color, and those with rounder shaped cotyledons; these will produce single flowers. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Discard very small seedlings, ones that are darker green in color, and those with rounder shaped cotyledons; these will produce single flowers. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Selectable for doubles; 55% double without selection. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant. Tightly spaced florets on the flower spike make for compact 1 1/2-2", deep plum-colored blooms with a full appearance.

See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies. Transplant to packs or larger containers 14-21 days after sowing.Chilling seedlings causes visual differences that allow you to select for double-flowered plants by observing...

Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies. Transplant to packs or larger containers 14-21 days after sowing.Chilling seedlings causes visual differences that allow you to select for double-flowered plants by observing...

Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Selectable for doubles; 55% double without selection. 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.

Selectable for doubles; 55% double without selection. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant. Tightly spaced florets on the flower spike make for compact 1 1/2-2", pure white blooms with a full appearance.

Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies. Transplant to packs or larger containers 14-21 days after sowing.Chilling seedlings causes visual differences that allow you to select for double-flowered plants by observing...

See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies. Transplant to packs or larger containers 14-21 days after sowing.Chilling seedlings causes visual differences that allow you to select for double-flowered plants by observing...

See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies. Transplant to packs or larger containers 14-21 days after sowing.Chilling seedlings causes visual differences that allow you to select for double-flowered plants by observing...

See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies. Transplant to packs or larger containers 14-21 days after sowing.Chilling seedlings causes visual differences that allow you to select for double-flowered plants by observing...

Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies. Transplant to packs or larger containers 14-21 days after sowing.Chilling seedlings causes visual differences that allow you to select for double-flowered plants by observing...

Selectable for doubles; 55% double without selection. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant. Tightly spaced florets on the flower spike make for compact 1 1/2-2", deep rose-pink blooms with a full appearance.

Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture. Performed well in our spring, early summer, and fall trials; among the most uniform in bloom time and stem length. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies. Transplant to packs or larger containers 14-21 days after sowing.Chilling seedlings causes visual differences that allow you to select for double-flowered plants by observing...

Selectable for doubles; 55% double without selection. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant. Tightly spaced florets on the flower spike make for compact 1 1/2–2", soft blush/rose pink blooms with a full appearance.

If you neglect this aspect of caring for stock plants, blooms will be sparse or possibly nonexistent.You may wish to purchase seedlings that have already had cold treatment if you live in an area without cooler winters.can be accomplished by growing stock...

The plant enjoys weather that ranges from 60 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit (16 to 27 C.).Evening stock should be planted in early spring, February to May depending upon your zone. You may also start growing night scented stock indoors two months before the...

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