Acorus gramineus 'Argenteostriatus', commonly known as Variegated Japanese Sweet Flag, is an elegant and ornamental perennial grass-like plant known for its striking variegated foliage. This cultivar features narrow, arching leaves with creamy white stripes running along their length, creating a visually appealing and textural addition to garden beds, borders, and water features. 'Argenteostriatus' forms a neat, clumping habit and thrives in moist, boggy conditions, making it an excellent choice for pond edges and damp garden areas. Its graceful appearance and low maintenance requirements make it a popular choice for adding year-round interest to a variety of garden settings.

• Striking variegated foliage: Acorus gramineus 'Argenteostriatus' is prized for its narrow, arching leaves adorned with creamy white stripes. This striking variegation adds a touch of brightness and contrast to the garden.
• Grass-like habit: Despite its grass-like appearance, 'Argenteostriatus' is actually a perennial herb. It forms neat, clumping tufts that reach up to 12-18 inches in height, making it suitable for small garden spaces and container plantings.