
Floss flower (Ageratum houstonianum) is a fast-growing annual with oval, downy leaves and panicles of blue, pink, purple, or white fuzzy flowerheads from midsummer to frost. Many cultivars available. Attracts butterflies. Mexican native.
Full sun to partial shade, fertile, moist, well-drained soil. Sow seed at 61-64°F in early spring. Problems: southern blight, crown rot, root rot, Botrytis in cool wet weather, rust in dry summers. Use in beds, borders, containers. Fast grower. Height 6-12 inches.
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