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Mexican Ageratum Pink – Soft Blooms with Compact Charm!
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Mexican Ageratum 'Pink'
Botanical Name: Ageratum houstonianum
Type: Half-Hardy Annual
Mexican Ageratum 'Pink' brings a unique twist to traditional ageratum varieties with its soft, fluffy, rose-pink blooms. Compact and easy to grow, this charming plant is ideal for borders, bedding, containers, and pollinator-friendly gardens. Its long-lasting flowers create a delicate, pastel touch in summer displays and pair beautifully with other warm-toned or contrasting plants.
Plant Details
Type: Half-Hardy Annual
Height: 20 – 25 cm
Spread: 20 – 25 cm
Flowers: June – October
Position: Full sun; fertile, well-drained soil
Growing Information
Sow Indoors: Indoors from February or directly outdoors from April, on moist compost surface (do not cover – needs light to germinate)
Germination: 10 – 14 days at 20 – 24°C
Transplant: Prick out when large enough and harden off before planting out after the last frost
Spacing: 20 – 25 cm apart
Care: Deadhead regularly to prolong flowering. Water during dry periods.
Why You’ll Love It
Soft, fluffy pink flowers – unique and eye-catching
Long flowering season – from early summer to frost
Great for edging, bedding, and containers
Attracts bees and butterflies 🦋
Easy to grow and low-maintenance
Top Tip
Use in mixed containers or borders to soften bolder colours or to enhance a pastel colour scheme. Plant in groups for maximum impact.
Perfect For
Edging beds and pathways
Patio pots and summer containers
Bedding schemes and pastel garden themes
Pollinator-friendly planting
Easy-care seasonal colour
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