Stock
Mediterranean coast, Spain to Greece
the 16th century, an Elizabethan favourite
Sweet, clove-like and warm
Lasting beauty & affection
Native to the rocky Mediterranean coast and grown in European gardens since the 16th century, when Elizabethan herbalists prized it, Stock carries a clove-sweet scent that earned it the old name gillyflower. Its dense, ruffled spires bring height, soft colour and a lingering fragrance to an arrangement, filling the spaces between focal blooms with quiet texture.
