Acorus gramineus Ogon, or Japanese Sweetflag, is a variegated ornamental grass with fine, weeping leaves emerging from a central clump. It grows to 15-20 cm tall and wide. Used in rock gardens, mass plantings, containers, and borders to brighten garden areas.
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