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I think that this one is smaller growing than my 'Gold', but there isn't a lot of difference. I don't know anything about the origin of this one.
It was popular in the trade for a short while a couple of years ago but seems to have been brushed back under the carpet. Gardeners Dream say: "Acorus Gramineus 'Golden Delight' is a semi-evergreen, low growing grass-like perennial with arching, aromatic, golden-yellow to yellow-green leaves. Tiny, insignificant spikes of yellow-green flowers are produced amongst the foliage in spring, followed by fleshy fruit. This striking ornamental grass is also known as Sweet Flag or Japanese Rush and looks great planted around a pond edge or for helping to brighten up boggy regions of the garden where little else will grow." |
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| 12th November 2008 | ||
