Stock flowers, scientifically known as Matthiola incana, are cherished for their delightful fragrance and charming appearance. In Pakistan, these blossoms typically bloom during the cool season, thriving in the mild temperatures of winter and early spring. Locally, they are often called “Gul-e-Mahi” or “Gul-e-Armani.” However, they are more widely recognized by their English name, “Stock flowers.” With their captivating scent and diverse colors, Stock flowers hold a prominent place in both local gardens and the commercial floral market, attracting enthusiasts and florists alike.
