Description
Ageratum (also known as Floss Flower) flowers have hundreds of soft tiny cushions suffused with color. Spent flowers will fall to the ground as they fade to be replaced by new bloom throughout the growing season. Prompt deadheading of the faded flowers is not necessary, but keeps a planting tidy and tends to promote a better uninterrupted bloom. Charming in borders and showy in drifts. First autumn frost will kill most if not all plants, at which point they may be removed from the garden.
Additional information
Weight | 0.000 oz |
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Latin Name | Ageratum houstonianum |
Plant Type | Annual |
Care | Easily grown in average, moist well-drained soils. Plants will wilt quickly if soil is allowed to dry out. |
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Habit | Bushy habit |
Bloom | Fluffy blue flowers in flattened to slightly-wounded clusters bloom continuously until frost. |
Special Features | Attracts Butterflies, Container Use, Deer Resistant, Rabbit Resistant |
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