Acorus americanus (Sweet Flag) Groundcover It does best in dry-mesic

It does best in dry-mesic to dry soils and the showy white tubular flowers bloom in early May

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Plant in semi-shade areas and rain gardens

A major tool in the the river restoration and stabilization tool box

Acorus americanus (Sweet Flag) Groundcover It does best in dry-mesicAcorus americanus (Sweet Flag) is a staple of many wet prairie and marsh communities around the Midwest. It can be differentiated from many other species by its extremely pleasant and sweet aroma emanating from broken leaves, it reminds me of fruit loops :) It has a very distinct lime green foliage that also sets it apart from cattail and other marsh plants. This plant is a tough survivor that holds it own in the rough an tumble river and stream banks