Ageratum is an inconspicuous but very useful plant in every flower garden. It makes excellent filler material for summer bouquets and adds a delicate texture to flower beds. It loves warmth, so it thrives best in the second half of summer, blooming reliably until the first autumn frosts. For a continuous harvest throughout the season, we recommend making two to three successive sowings. If you are unsure about the procedure, take a look at our sowing guide. In addition to fresh arrangements, Ageratum is also excellent for drying, so you can easily use its flowers for winter decorations as well.

Ageratum

Ageratum houstonianum

Ageratum houstonianum