Corylus americana ~ Hazelnut, American Filbert full-sun Acorus americanus (sweetflag)

Acorus americanus (sweetflag)

including Florida

The glossy dark green foliage turns burgundy in fall and can also be used as a groundcover

It is also drought-tolerant and can thrive in various soil conditions

Sedge Papyrus is a vigorous clump forming sedge grass with thick light green triangular stems and foliage that creates as 'star' shape when viewed from above

Corylus americana ~ Hazelnut, American Filbert full-sun Acorus americanus (sweetflag)Hazelnut is a rounded multi stemmed native deciduous shrub with edible nuts that taste similar to European filbert. The double toothed dark green leaves turn various colors in fall, from combinations of orange, rose, red, yellow, and green. In spring bloom the long yellow brown male catkins that persist into fall and inconspicuous small red female flowers. Female flowers give way to edible nuts encased in hairy, leafy husk like bracts. Grows best in