A large perennial with wide fan like leaves that can reach 9+ ft. Found in wetlands, ditches, swales, and wet pastures. Plants are commonly recognized by tall seed heads and brown coloring during dye backs in winter. Planting depth 0-2 inches. Range includes Zones 9+. Sun to part sun and flood tolerance. Spreads quickly vegetatively and by seed.

Perennial with wide "arrow" shaped leaves to 3 ft. Found in various wet areas. Earthy colored berries. Planting depth 3-12 inches. Found in Zones 8-11. Sun to partial-sun and flood tolerance. Wildfowl value.

Perenial with "arrow head" shaped leaves that can reach 3+ ft. Found in wetlands, lakes, ponds, ditches, and wet swales. Planting depth 3-12 inches. Range includes Zones 7+. Sun-part sun and flood tolerance. Three petaled white flower on long stem. Helps pull phosphates and nitrates from water and improve water quality. Often planted with Pickerelweed.

Perenial with "lance" shaped leaves that can reach 3+ ft. Found in wetlands, lakes, ponds, ditches, and wet swales. Planting depth 3-12 inches. Range includes Zones 7+. Sun-part sun and flood tolerance. Three petaled white flower on long stem. Helps pull phosphates and nitrates from water and improve water quality. Often planted with Pickerelweed.

Woody shrub that is salt, poor soil, and drought tolerant. Grows up to 3.5 ft. Landscape value. Habitats include coastal areas in Zones 8+, such as upper dunes, bay beaches, mangrove areas, and salt marshes. Commonly identified by its saw-toothed, lance-shaped leaves. Spreads vegetatively and by seeds in Summer to Fall. Thick colonies are common. Excellent for dune restoration. Wildlife food source.