Thinking about adding Equisetum hyemale, or horsetail, to your garden? This plant’s invasive nature might make you reconsider. If planted directly in the ground, it can pop up all over your garden. Once it crowds out a space, it will look to continue to spread, like mint or bamboo. It's difficult to contain over time. If you love this plant’s architectural allure, your best option is to plant it in a container or an area where it can’t spread quickly into the rest of your yard. Have you planted

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~The highly underrated equisetum hyemale aka Horsetail ~💥Native American groups boiled the stalks of rough horsetail to create a diuretic to treat a variety of diseases. In culinary uses, the stalks of rough horsetail can be cooked much like asparagus or fried; the rootstocks can also be eaten.Additionally, the stems, high in silica content, were used by American Indians and early Euroamerican settlers for scouring and polishing pots and pans and could be used for sanding wooden objects, like a

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