
Stock offers a wonderfully spicy, distinctive scent. Plant it in spring several weeks before your region's last frost date -- this annual thrives in cool temperatures and stops blooming once hot weather arrives. It's especially wonderful in windowboxes and planters at nose level where it's sometimes subtle effect can best be appreciated.
It is slightly spirelike and comes in a wide range of colors. Stock makes a great cut flower, perfuming bouquets as well as the border. It grows best in full sun or part shade and moist, well-drained soil.
Create a fragrant container by mixing sweetly scented nemesia with spicy-scented stock.
PansyAccent stock's upright habit with colorful pansies. Both do best early in the season and tolerate light frosts.
Sweet peaGrow sweet peas on a trellis with stock for a knock-your-socks-off display your eyes -- and nose -- will appreciate.
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