Definition
The *genus Ageratum* comprises annual and perennial plants characterized by their fluffy, pom-pom-like flower heads in shades of blue, pink, or white. Think of the *genus Ageratum* as the garden's cheerful pom-pom squad, bringing bright colors and playful textures to the scene. The diverse colors within the *genus* is similar to the varied paint palettes an artist uses, creating a full range of expressions. These plants are popular for their long blooming season and ability to attract butterflies. It makes sense that their Greek name means "un-aging." They are often used in borders and bedding displays.