Stock StoX Champagne

8 Plugs Shipped in a Mini Greenhouse

Planting Guide:

Fall - plant approximately 6 weeks before your first hard freeze date.

Stock StoX Champagne is generally suitable for fall planting in USDA zones 9 and higher (unprotected), and Zones 8 and below with additional protection from a greenhouse, hoop house or frost cloth. Even in zone 9, Stock may need protection during extreme lows to avoid damage to the growth point. In most of the US it is recommended to wait and plant Stock in the spring. This is strictly a guideline and we cannot guarantee winter survivability. 

Early Spring (cold soil) - plant at least 2 weeks before your last frost date.

With its fragrant, densely packed blooms, stock adds both beauty and spicy sweet scent to bouquets and floral arrangements. Available in a delicate, soft pastel palette, this cool-season annual provides tall stems that are ideal for flower arranging. Stock thrives in well-drained soil and full sun, making it a popular choice for flower farmers and gardeners looking to create scented cutting gardens. Its elegant appearance and sweet clove-like aroma make it a favorite for both arrangements and landscapes. Plant in the cold months of fall through spring to allow a long establishment period - these like cooler temperatures like pansies. Only fall-plant in warmer zones (USDA 8+) unless they are going into a minimally heated greenhouse.

**Approximately 45% of the plants will produce single flowers, while the remaining will be fully double, as shown in the photos. Both single and double flowers are equally fragrant, with a delightful spicy clove scent, making them perfect for mixed bouquets and arrangements. The plugs are multi-seeded, containing 2–3 seedlings each, and should be planted as-is to ensure a plentiful display of double flowers. Stock have a relatively short bloom window, flowering only in spring and early summer, but their incredible fragrance makes them well worth planting.**