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Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss 
Stock is a very pretty flower that I do not see too much of any more. I think it gets too hot here in sunny Florida for a very long plant life.
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I used see it a lot when I was a kid, but it seems to have gone out fashion
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Does it smell nice? There are night-scented stocks and other scented kinds.
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They were one of my mum’s favourites because of their scent
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Oh, these are excellent. They used to be a common cut flower crop on the coast, and are still one of my favorites. I really can not think of another cut flower that I prefer to stock. They are so nicely fragrant. I have not grown them in many years. They do not grow quite as robustly farther inland.
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You do not often see them today. I remember them from my England days
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How funny. I think of them as English, perhaps because they were more popular in the English gardens (which were not really English, but that is what we know them as.)
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