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Horsetail Plant: Care and Growing Guide
In addition to field horsetail, there are many plants in the Equisetum genus, some of which wild-plants enthusiasts might be interested in growing as ornamental oddities, including: Giant horsetail ( E. giganteum) is a South-American native hardy only to zone 8b. Grow it in full sun to partial sun. Read more…
How to Landscape With Horsetail Rushes | Home Guides | SF Gate
Of the several varieties of horsetail, the horsetail rush, or scouring rush (Equisetum laevigatum A) is among the most dramatic. Scouring rush horsetails, which resemble miniature bamboo trees,… Read more…
How to Grow or Eradicate Horsetail Plant – Gardening Channel
Horsetail reeds (Equisetum hyemale) are the species most commonly grown in landscapes. These tall, grass-like reeds have bright green, jointed stalks. Horsetail reeds, with their exotic, vertical forms, seem tropical, but they’re hardy in US Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 through 11. Depending on the situation, horsetail plants can either be a modern looking landscape accent plant, or a disastrous invasive that is extremely difficult to get rid of. Read more…
