sweet flag
calamus
sweet calamus
myrtle flag
flagroot
Acorus calamus

Around the edge are areas of birch and willow and reedbeds with common reed, lesser reedmace and sweet flag.

Also there was important custom that people drank alcohol with a sweet flag.

Many Koryo ancestors brew alcoholic beverages with a sweet flag and drank with other people.

This is the sweet flag or flag-root, acorus calamus, which grows in Europe.

Its taste is mild to slightly acrid or somewhat bitter, and the flavor has been compared to sweet flag (Acorus calamus).

Nearby yellow iris shares the spring scene with sweet flag and marsh marigold.

They learned how colonists used to crush up sweet flag, which has a lemony fragrance, and rub it on the floors of their cabins.

Variegated sweet flag is widely-known for its striking season-long color.

Learn how to grow and maintain variegated sweet flag in your pond or fountain.

The present lake area was a marshland with thick growth of sweet flag (Acorus calamus, locally called bojho).