Variegated sweet flag is a deciduous, aquatic perennial with 5-foot-long bright green leaves striped longitudinally with cream. The leaves are aromatic (sweet flag fragrance) and resemble iris foliage. Insignificant flowers. Great for shallow water, bog gardens, and marshy woodlands.
Water less than 9 inches deep or very moist soil. Full sun. Plant in containers to control spread. Divide every 3–4 years.
Water gardens, pond margins, bog gardens. Striking vertical accent with variegated foliage.
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