Ageratum ‘High Tide Blue’

 
‘High Tide^® Blue’ 

Landscapers count on ageratum as one of the most dependable bedding plants around. It’s durable, low-maintenance, and lasts the whole summer, looking as good at the end of the season as it did in mid May. This flower is drought tolerant and thrives in poor soils, too. We’d have to describe it as true blue—for reliable garden performance, as well as for providing that much sought after color.

A stunning bicolor with double blooms

Fuchsia blooms have such a unique appearance. They’re often described as looking like they’re dripping from the plant and we have to agree. Our new ‘Dimples’ fuchsia for spring comes in the 10-inch hanging basket so these funky flowers can do what they do naturally. 

Red sepals open up to reveal double white flowers on this stunning bicolor. It has a full, trailing busy habit and blooms repeatedly from spring to late summer. We like the touch of elegance and brightness this graceful fuchsia brings to semi shaded areas of the landscape.

Dripping with brightly colored flowers

‘Dimples’ is a typical fuchsia: it’s covered with blooms and it’s easy to grow, but be careful not to overwater.

Elegant double blooms of ‘Dragone White Blush’

This elegant white hybrid is new for spring. We like the pretty pink edging on the petals and the striking contrast of the pale flowers against the dark green foliage. These are double blooms; they’re a little bit smaller than you’ll find on a tuberous begonia and cover the plants from mid spring to mid fall. 

Containers or hanging baskets filled with ‘White Blush’ make for stylish accents around a shaded building entrance. We also use this popular bedding plant as edging for an air of refinement along a path or walkway. It reaches about 12 inches tall.

‘Dragone White Blush’ is available in the versatile 4.5-inch pot.