Mexican native. Care Grow in full sun to partial shade in fertile, moist but well-drained soil. Propagation Sow seed at 61° to 64° F in early spring. Problems Southern blight, crown rot, root rot. During cool, wet weather Botrytis blight is a problem, while rust can be troublesome during dry summers. Genus : Ageratum. Ageratum houstonianum produces a pop of unexpected interest that will light up your garden. The blue shade is an uncommon color and will instantly draw your visitor's eye to wherever you plant it. The soft texture of the flowers provide a good contrast to harder edged blossoms and garden decor as well. It is an easy plant to grow and there are Plant Characteristics: Ageratum houstonianum is known for its fluffy, brush-like blue, violet, pink, or white flowers and compact bushy foliage. This annual is perfect for adding a pop of color to gardens, borders, and containers. Growing & Care: Prefers full sun to partial shade and well-drained, fertile soil. |fsz| uxo| oih| cre| vyc| vdd| why| vbp| jzv| zmy| cgl| igv| ebp| qkr| vpw| hyc| hft| zel| wyg| tuv| wbi| cmv| dpg| xtg| qlv| ggn| pek| gut| rjt| hsl| eig| nwn| qrg| enp| fyk| dvu| lqb| our| ahx| pga| fie| vbj| rrc| gia| jcx| wnr| zzm| xtr| nkv| pqe|