White Stock Flower

Colors are subject to slight variance due to seed availability.•Edible Flowers: The peppery, clove-like flavor of the flowers lends itself well to use as a garnish on salads, desserts, and drinks.Transplant: Sow 2 seeds/cell, 1/4" deep in 128-cell plug...

This series is "selectable" for doubles, and 55% double without selection.• Edible Flowers: The peppery, clove-like flavor of the flowers lends itself well to use as a garnish on salads, desserts, and drinks.Transplant: Sow 2 seeds/cell, 1/4" deep in...

Compared to Katz, Iron is slightly later to flower, and has somewhat shorter and thicker stems. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

This series is "selectable" for doubles, and 55% double without selection.• Edible Flowers: The peppery, clove-like flavor of the flowers lends itself well to use as a garnish on salads, desserts, and drinks.Transplant: Sow 2 seeds/cell, 1/4" deep in...

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. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture.

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. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture.

This series is "selectable" for doubles, and 55% double without selection.• Edible Flowers: The peppery, clove-like flavor of the flowers lends itself well to use as a garnish on salads, desserts, and drinks.Transplant: Sow 2 seeds/cell, 1/4" deep in...

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. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture.

Compared to Katz, Iron is slightly later to flower, and has somewhat shorter and thicker stems. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

Compared to Katz, Iron is slightly later to flower, and has somewhat shorter and thicker stems. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

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. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture.

This series is "selectable" for doubles, and 55% double without selection.•Edible Flowers: The peppery, clove-like flavor of the flowers lends itself well to use as a garnish on salads, desserts, and drinks.Transplant: Sow 2 seeds/cell, 1/4" deep in...

This series is "selectable" for doubles, and 55% double without selection.• Edible Flowers: The peppery, clove-like flavor of the flowers lends itself well to use as a garnish on salads, desserts, and drinks.Transplant: Sow 2 seeds/cell, 1/4" deep in...

This series is "selectable" for doubles, and 55% double without selection.• Edible Flowers: The peppery, clove-like flavor of the flowers lends itself well to use as a garnish on salads, desserts, and drinks.Transplant: Sow 2 seeds/cell, 1/4" deep in...

This series is "selectable" for doubles, and 55% double without selection.• Edible Flowers: The peppery, clove-like flavor of the flowers lends itself well to use as a garnish on salads, desserts, and drinks.Transplant: Sow 2 seeds/cell, 1/4" deep in...

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. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture.

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. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture.

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. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture.

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. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture.

This series is "selectable" for doubles, and 55% double without selection.• Edible Flowers: The peppery, clove-like flavor of the flowers lends itself well to use as a garnish on salads, desserts, and drinks.Transplant: Sow 2 seeds/cell, 1/4" deep in...

Compared to Katz, Iron is slightly later to flower, and has somewhat shorter and thicker stems. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

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. Cover seeds lightly with vermiculite to help retain moisture.

This series is "selectable" for doubles, and 55% double without selection.• Edible Flowers: The peppery, clove-like flavor of the flowers lends itself well to use as a garnish on salads, desserts, and drinks.Transplant: Sow 2 seeds/cell, 1/4" deep in...

Compared to Katz, Iron is slightly later to flower, and has somewhat shorter and thicker stems. NOTE: This variety produces one flowering stem per plant. See our Stock Production Guide #8227 for more information on selection.Varies.

This may also lead to the question of when and how to grow stock flowers. In areas without freezing winters, stock flower info says it may even perform as a perennial.Stock flowers bloom from spring to summer, offering continuous blooms in the sunny garden...

The smell of the flowers has been described primarily as resembling vanilla with some rose and spice mixed in.In United States Department of Agriculture zone 8 and above, the plant should be grown as a winter annual.

Bareroot hybrid Grape Plants. The three varieties that we propagate are suitable to our region. We use the best bud wood we can find from the top vineyards in our area. 1Yr #1 grape plants.