Purple flowers
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Does anyone know what kind of flowers / weeds these purple flowers are?
26 answers
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Ageratum "Blue Danube"
Grace T
on Oct 02, 2013
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yes, I too think Ageratum
Waysouth
on Oct 02, 2013
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It's common name is 'Floss flower'. It also blooms in white. I don't think this is ageratum, it get's much higher than the ageratum. I know what the name is but can't recall it now.
Shelby24019
on Oct 02, 2013
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Thank you
Louise Register
on Oct 03, 2013
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I agree with Rhonda, definitly Eupatorium C. sometimes called Mistflower or Hardy ageratum. A great plant for wildflower gardens.
Sensible Gardening and Living
on Oct 03, 2013
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Pretty!
Alexandra Arena
on Oct 03, 2013
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It is a flower but, I can't think of the name of it!!
Debby Boyle
on Oct 04, 2013
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How pretty! Thanks for sharing! :)
April
on Oct 04, 2013
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Chickory??? Or Bachelor's button. is it a perennial? They look like what we have here
Michelle S
on Oct 04, 2013
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It is a wild ageratum. We have it all over the sides of the roads around the South. I have Mexican petunias and plan on planting some of this in front of it.
Alice Harley-Wosnig
on Oct 04, 2013
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perrenial variety of ageratum spreads easily and tall
Mary Blatnik-Smith
on Oct 04, 2013
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I see a lot of these pretty weeds on the roadsides in New York.
Michelle S
on Oct 04, 2013
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I'm pretty sure this is a variety of ageratum. I did a google search, and evidently there are many varieties. It's a beautiful plant! I love to use a shorter variety in my pots.
Cindy
on Oct 04, 2013
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It looks a lot like my catnip plants.
Kelly
on Oct 04, 2013
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Wild Ageratum.....I have it EVERYWHERE. It can really take over. Doesn't bloom until fall...
Eyesdebo
on Oct 04, 2013
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whatever it is its pretty and i have it everywhere here in south central Michigan
Ponto
on Oct 04, 2013
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Hi are but i would consider them a gift from mother nature.gree I don't know what they can
Lisa Brady
on Oct 04, 2013
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Sorry I can't see what I am typing
Lisa Brady
on Oct 04, 2013
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ageratum :)
Cathy Beasley-Denison
on Oct 04, 2013
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It is definitely an ageratum! I bought one and the flowers look identical to these. I blooms late summer and until frost. The bees and butterflies love it. That's why I bought it.
Jean DeSavage
on Oct 05, 2013
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All my weeds are wildflowers!
Mella J
on Oct 07, 2013
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This sure benefited me as I always wanted to know the name of this plant. Thanks!
Leida R
on Oct 21, 2013
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It looks like ageratum or floss flower: https://www.jardins-sans-secret.com/detail/3121/Ageratum-Houstonianum-Floss-Flower.html
Isamenton
on Apr 18, 2014
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I grew the tall variety for cut flowers. Use the bunches with large stems so they drink water easily. Never let dry out or lay on counter / keep in water always.
Dorothy Collett
on Apr 18, 2014
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This color ageratum really pops with orange flowers planted behind them.
Flowerscapes Garden Design & Landscaping
on Sep 01, 2014
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Eupatorium coelestinum Sometimes called blue mist flower
Bonnie
on Oct 06, 2014
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