After daffodils, stocks have got to be one of the cheapest flowers to buy. These were quite tall but I cut them really short and sat them in this favourite vase bought many years. I love the contrast of the rich pink against the inky blue. And their scent is making our bedroom heavenly sweet.
Joining in with Lou from littlegreenshed.
I absolutely love stocks, they are beautiful. Great photos too. I shall look out for some next time I'm in town, you have reminded me how lovely they are.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Gorgeous! xo
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, bet they smelt great.
ReplyDeleteI love pink flowers - so beautiful x
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous, I saw some in the supermarket, they smelt divine, but at £8.00 a bunch they stayed in the bucket! :) x
ReplyDeleteSweet photos - I love how the petals are curling in that last one x
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous pics. I love stock although I sometimes think they don't love me and may trigger my hayfever. Still on cheap tulips here but planning on gathering lots of wildflowers this year.
ReplyDeleteThe pink looks great against your vase.
Ooh, big fan of stocks too, although they never seem to last long in my home for one reason. x
ReplyDeleteI love stocks, and yes, they are such good value for money. There is something so English Country Garden about them I always think. What a pretty shade of pink. x
ReplyDeleteStock are lovely, but my favourtie flowers for fragrance (which I grow every year) have got to be hyacinths and sweetpeas, but OH doesnt like either inside so I have to enjoy them in the garden.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I do love a nice bunch of stocks :) But they make my husband sneeze so they're a rare treat here, and never in the bedroom.
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