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• _Ageratum ( blue, 18 inches; perennial native)
• To have easy-care flowers, I chose dwarf ageratums and marigolds.
• One blue mophead hydrangea will have more impact than a dozen blue ageratum.
• Hardy ageratum ( " Eupatorium coelestinum " ) and Mexican mint marigold.
• Some true blue varieties of salvia, torenia, ageratum, and lisianthus exist.
• Tall ageratum are also available in seed catalogues.
• Ageratum " Blue Horizon ."
• While ageratum and marigold plants and seeds are widely available, the others are not.
• After the alliums go dormant, I fill in the bare spots with blue ageratums.
• To every plant its season, and the time of the ageratum has come and gone.
• Their size and color makes ageratums good candidates for rock gardens, bedding, and containers.
• Today the cosmos can stand beside the geraniums; tomorrow it might sit next to the ageratums.
• Fortunately, the ageratum presents no dilemma; in its new residency it is enhancing without competing.
• It's not the native mistflower ( Conoclinium coelestinum ), which is sometimes called ageratum.
• As a result, the ageratums and marigolds pretty much shut down production by mid-September.
• Two dozen plants form the feathers, including ageratum, impatiens, dusty miller, marigolds, begonias and cleome.
• Most common ageratums, " Hawaii " for example, are a short 6-8 inches when full grown.
• The first alphasatellites were described in 1999 and were associated with cotton leaf curl disease and Ageratum yellow vein disease.
• And a huge clump of ageratum sprouted in a north border this year where it never has been planted or appeared before.
• The stems of the mystery ageratum, on the other hand, are heavy and tuberous and root wherever they touch ground.