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•ZONE 3 •Restrictions: Sorry we CAN NOT ship this item to Puerto Rico •Flowers in June and July •Striking green and cream variegated foliage •Tolerates some shade •Great specimen plant •Grows in marshy ground or shallow water •Real eye catcher •Native to North America •5' •Edible information: •Pollen contains proteins, fats and vitamins •Can be added to pancakes or breads •Roots can be eaten raw or cooked •Can be roasted like potatoes •Roots can be dried and ground into nutritions flour •Young shoots and flowering stalks can be eaten or cooked •Use the shoots and stalks in stir fry •Seeds can be roasted and eaten like nuts •Recipe: •Cattail casserole •2 cups scraped spikes •1 cup bread crumbs •1 egg--beaten •1/2 cup milk •Salt and pepper •1 onion diced •1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese •Can also add sliced hot peppers and bell peppers for color and flavor •Anything that goes well with corn will go well in this dish •Preheat oven to 350 degrees •Combine all ingredients in a casserole dish and place in oven •Serve hot fresh out the oven •Extras can be frozen and stored for 6-8 months •Recipe from Valentine Floral Creations www.valentine/gr/recipes_aquatic_en.htm Residents of AZ, CA, CO, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT and WA: A phytosanitary inspection fee is required for plants entering your state to protect against contamination by pests and diseases. A $25 fee is required to be paid for all orders with plants to these states. The fee is for each order of plants, not each plant, so it is not so bad if you have a larger order. Although we think the inspection is a great idea, we regret that the inspectors charge a fee for it. If you have read about and accept this fee, please add the fee (at the bottom of the page) to your cart so we know you approve it. If you don't add the fee to your cart, we will have to call you to confirm that you accept, which will take longer. Thank you.