The Umbrella element of its various names comes from the leaflets that grow on top of the tall stems which (wait for it) look like the spokes. profiler, typically grows to only 2-3’ tall. Very tall (to 2.5 m) clump forming leafless reed-like plant with wide triangular stems several cm across, with many (often more than 100) drooping thread-like. The houseplants Cyperus Papyrus and Cyperus Alternifolius are commonly known as Umbrella Grass, Umbrella Plant, Umbrella Papyrus, Umbrella Sedge or the Umbrella Palm. A dwarf version of this plant, designated as C. Specific epithet is the Greek name used for paper made into rolls from this plant in Ancient Egypt. Genus name comes from the Greek word kypeiros which was the name given to some local sedges.
A great container plant for brightly shaded spots. Feathery heads on green stalks create a striking effect for water gardens or damp areas. In ancient Egypt, the stems of this plant (considered by some authorities to be the bulrush of the Bible) were used to make a paper-like writing material also called papyrus. A vigorous grower with a compact habit and shade tolerance for in or out of water. Flowers give way to brown, nut-like fruits. Greenish-brown flower clusters appear at the ends of the rays. Each stem is topped by an umbellate inflorescence of 100+ narrow arching thread-like rays (4-12” long). It features a grass-like clump of triangular green stems that rise up from thick, woody rhizomes. Louis gardens, stems will grow shorter (to 5-8’ tall).
papyrus, also called Egyptian reed or paper reed, is a clump-forming African species hardy in zones 9-12. Cyperus est un genre de la famille des Cyperaceae.Il regroupe des plantes communément appelées souchet.Ce sont des plantes aquatiques, souvent originaires des régions tropicales et subtropicales, mais on en trouve aussi dans les pays tempérés.Il compte 400 espèces qui, pour la plupart, poussent en terrain marécageux. Papyrus is a sedge (family Cyperaceae) one of about 600 species in the genus Cyperus that is probably best known as the source of ancient paper called papyrus.C. Effect of harvesting on temporal papyrus (Cyperus papyrus) biomass regeneration potential among swamps in Winam Gulf wetlands of Lake Victoria Basin, Kenya. It is a tall, clump-forming, tender perennial sedge that, in frost-free areas, will grow up to 15’ tall. Papyrus is a sedge that naturally grows in shallow water and wet soils. Roots of Near East species were a component of kyphi, a medical incense of Ancient Egypt.
In its native habitat, papyrus can reach heights of 16 feet (5 m.), but ornamental plants tend to top out at about one-third that height. Cyperus papyrus, commonly called papyrus, is native to Africa. Cyperus longus Cyperus papyrus (papyrus) Some Cyperus species are used in folk medicine. Also known as bulrush, papyrus (Cyperus papyrus) is a dramatic aquatic plant that grows in dense clumps along ponds, swamps, shallow lakes, or slow-moving streams.
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