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poppysue
Westbrook, ME
(Zone 5a)


August 28, 2002
08:27 AM

Post #41720

Umbrella Plant, Umbrella Papyrus, Umbrella Palm
Cyperus involucratus

Grown in a container in my water garden

http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/2532/

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Azalea
Jonesboro, GA
(Zone 7b)

August 28, 2002
08:32 AM

Post #340335

I love these - it's also called Papyrus.
wisenbaker

October 21, 2002
09:22 PM

Post #390556

Can the umbrella papyrus winter over in zone 7, Chesapeake VA t5o be exact.
Azalea
Jonesboro, GA
(Zone 7b)

October 21, 2002
09:52 PM

Post #390586

Mine do, I have the tall ones - up to 5 ft . I bought some of the mini ones, about 18", they didn't make it. I am in 7b, which is warmer than VA
poppysue
Westbrook, ME
(Zone 5a)


October 21, 2002
09:54 PM

Post #390587

Hi Wisenbaker! Welcome to DG :) The Umbrella Palm is only hardy to zone 8. You probably ought to bring it in.
fldblonde
Spruce Pine, NC

June 14, 2004
09:21 PM

Post #910196

beautiful plant. will use this @ new home in Lk. Placid --zone 9. Have you seen a similar plant but thin stems &fluffier top. almost like a milkweed fluff Saw one in Naples, Fld. but no one knew the name.
Ulrich
Manhattan Beach, CA
(Zone 11)

June 14, 2004
09:37 PM

Post #910217

Terry, Dave, anybody, why is there no blue link to the PDB below the name at the beginning of the thread? There usually is.
poppysue
Westbrook, ME
(Zone 5a)


June 14, 2004
09:48 PM

Post #910222

Ulrich, It's because this picture was added before Dave had incorporated the link back to the PDB into the forum. This picture is an oldie ;o)
ParisPats
Tucson, AZ

September 14, 2007
07:45 PM

Post #3976174

Will the Umbrella Plant (Cyperus alternifolius) grow well in the ground suppported with a drip system adjacient to a chlorinated pond ?? They do well in fish ponds in our area (Oro Valley Az.)
Azalea
Jonesboro, GA
(Zone 7b)

September 14, 2007
08:24 PM

Post #3976325

Yes, I have mine in full sun by my rose garden - no water feature at all, it gets about 6-6 ft tall. Iused to have a grat pic of it, but lost it when my computer crashed.
eyesoftexas
Toadsuck, TX
(Zone 7a)

November 07, 2007
10:19 AM

Post #4167266

Mine too, PJ, and I have transplanted and moved it to a new location in a dormant state, and now it's huge! No water feature, just water hose and plenty of sunshine. It overwinters in the ground just fine. Zone 7B here.

"eyes"

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