Acorus gramineus (Ogon)
Acorus gramineus (Ogon):
Common name:
- Golden variegated sweet flag
- grassy-leaved sweet flag
- Yellow-leaved Calamus
Hardiness zone:
- Height = 6-12 inches
- Spread = 15 to 30 cm
Habit:
Flower:
Sun/Shade:
- Full sun to partial shade
Drought Tolerance:
- Propagation is done by means of rhizomes that spreads to make a dense cover.
Deer/rabbit resistant:
- Deer resistant
- Rabbit resistant
Growing conditions:
- The plant prefers clay but it can also grow in loam and chalk.
- The soil pH can vary from neutral to slightly alkaline or slightly acidic.
- It grows in constantly moist soils.
Gardening uses:
- Gardens along borders and beds
- Containers
- Rain garden
- Open woodland gardens
- Rock gardens
- Small gardens
- Boggy areas
- Ponds & streams
- Ground cover
- Edging and a useful aquarium plant.
Plant description:
- Perennial,
- Herbaceous
- semi-evergreen.
- Grows in the form of grass-like tufts/patches.
- Elongated narrow leaf blades that have golden-yellow color, with olive-green stripes.
- Its sweetly fragrant and linear leaves fan outwards like a fountain.
- The flowers have inconspicuous yellow-green color
- The fruit are like tiny red berries.
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