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Mine returns year after year in the same spot, it has morning sun and blooms nicely in fall. It has not been aggressive and is easy to pu...Read More
it may be invasive and has spread all over i love it because the butterflies love this plant. wish to keep it going. if you dont like inv...Read More
This plant is a terror when it comes to staying where you want it. A neighbor 3 houses down from me planted it and the next year I had a ...Read More
While I have purchased this plant for borders in my garden at home (zip code 63301 - Zone 6a) and it has grown well with no problems of i...Read More
Sometimes people confuse Eupatorium coelostinum (mistflower) with this plant. I suspect it developed from it. E coelostinum is defintely ...Read More
I kept finding these cute fluffy little blue flowers popping up in various nooks and crannies around the yard, not in actual flower beds....Read More
This plant was growing in semi-shade in one area of my yard when I bought my house three years ago. I assumed it was a wildflower, but I...Read More
A welcome sight every autumn...the fields have a cheerful look with these beautiful little flowers.
Cattle won't graze the...Read More
I live in the Southern Interior of British Columbia and found the the Hawaii Shell Pink Agertum plants that I grew in a South exposure fl...Read More
My experience with Ageratum has been very positive. This year I've used several plants in my window boxes and have been extremely please...Read More
Self seeded agerata may be considerably taller than store purchased plants. 24" or more
Half-Hardy Annual. Fluffy flower clusters bloom all summer on these compact plants. Don't cover your seeds; they need light to germinate....Read More