A dwarf papyrus with large graceful poms on the ends of sturdy stems.  It prefers to be planted in moist soil or along a pond edge.  The crown of the plant (where the plant touches the top of the soil) should not be underwater, but the roots can be emerged.  If you don’t have a wet area to grow this plant, you can still plant it in your garden; just remember to give it more water than other annuals.