Dwarf Papyrus
Dwarf papyrus is derived from the giant papyrus. As its name indicates, it's a smaller version, but its stems are still strong. These plants can be invasive.
The genus Cyperus comprises a group of handsome, water-loving sedges, many of which are wonderful additions to aquatic garden features. The dwarf papyrus produces green, moplike heads on sturdy stalks that reach 1-2 feet above the water.
Dwarf Papyrus Quick FactsScientific Name: Cyperus haspan
Common Name: Dwarf papyrus
Plant Type: Perennial
Growing Zones for Dwarf Papyrus: Hardy to zone 9
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