Horsetail Reed -Equisetum hyemale

Horsetail Reed -Equisetum hyemale

One of the oldest plants on earth, Horsetail reed grows in clumps to around 4’tall in partially sunny areas. Make sure to water well since horsetail is happy in a boggy or poorly drained areas. Due to strong root system and quick growing habit, horsetail can become invasive, so plant in beds sparingly unless in an undrained container.

Zone 3-7

ADDITIONAL INFO

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