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Ageratum houstonim (Ageratum, Floss Flower)
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Origins
Ageratum houstonianums, commonly called floss flowers or simply ageratums, belong to the Asteraceae family, which also includes sunflowers, and originated in Mexico. The flowers' genus name comes from the Greek words a, meaning "not," and geras, meaning "old," which alludes to the flowers' long-lasting color.
Availability and Vase Life
February through November.
7-10 days.
Design Uses
Ageratum is generally considered a summer flower and combines beautifully with other summery flowers when deisgning a garden-style bouquet. Ageratum is suitable for drying.
Colors: Purple predominantly, blue, white, pink.
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