Common Ageratum (Noun)
Meaning
Small tender herb grown for its fluffy brushlike blue to lavender blooms.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The garden bed was filled with a mix of annuals, including the delicate common ageratum.
- Ageratum is a common addition to cottage gardens, where its dainty blooms can add a pop of color.
- In warmer climates, common ageratum can be grown year-round, but in cooler areas, it's often treated as an annual.
- The soft, feathery plumes of the common ageratum make it a popular choice for adding texture to cut flower arrangements.
- In containers, common ageratum pairs well with other small, flowering herbs like thyme and sweet alyssum.