Night-Scented Stock
Item Details
Exciting mixture includes lilac, purple, pink, and white blooms. Flowers open each night and release what could be one of the sweetest fragrances in nature, so make sure to plant where the scent will be enjoyed.
- Conventional
- Annual plants grow to 12-18 inches tall
- Blossoms open in the evening
- Mix of purple, lilac, pink, and white flowers
- Extremely fragrant
- This variety will grow well in most regions of the United States but prefers to be kept cool and well watered.
Growing Instructions
Instructions - Sow seeds indoors just beneath the surface of the soil. Can also be planted outdoors after the last frost. Prefers moist, well-drained, fertile soil. Plants prefer full sun, except where summers are very hot. Good cut flower.
- Start Indoors: 6-8 weeks before last frost
- Germination: 14-21 Days
- Plant Outdoors: 6-9' Apart
- Light: Full Sun
Ratings & Reviews
3 reviews
Breathtaking fragrance.
by Twinkle
The flowers are very tiny and spindly. They actually curl up and look dead in the sunlight. So... your not planting them for their looks. Plant them with fancier flowers that will pull the eye towards them. However!!!!! Do plant them wherever you sit in the evening. Patio, deck or under bedroom windows that will be open at night. If you've never experienced them, the first warm night the smell rolls across your yard you will be overwhelmed.
Make sure to plant enough of them in an area to get the proper effect.
Hidden beauty
by Margaret
You might think they didn't survive the day, but the flowers are so cute and delicate-looking when they open in the evening. Their real beauty, however, is in their fragrance when they open - plant it at every open window and door, next to your garage, anywhere that you'll be able to enjoy their gift at night.
Very fragrant flowers!
by Colorado Gardener
Keep in mind that you are not planting these for the beauty of the flowers as the flowers will only open in the evening and then they will completely close up during the day.
The best thing about these little flowers is the wonderful scent they put off. They are super fragrant. You need to go out in the evening or early morning when the flowers are open to smell them.
I know this is an annual, but the seeds fell and I ended up having them the following year which is great!