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Ageratum houstonianum

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Also known as: blue mink, floss flower

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use as edging plant

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The common garden ageratum (A. houstonianum), also known as floss flower and blue mink, is frequently cultivated as an ornamental annual. Several dwarf varieties are commonly used as edging plants.
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