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grow horsetail plant in pots RUSH HORSETAIL Equisetum Hyemale Pond Plants for Ssale – Pond Megastore

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grow horsetail plant in pots RUSH HORSETAIL Equisetum Hyemale Pond Plants for Ssale – Pond MegastorePlant Description Horsetail Rush Pond Plant has deep green, jointed stems that add interest to your water garden setting as well as add a tropical look. Horsetail Rush has slender stalks that resemble bamboo, with a striking, upright habitat. Horsetail shipping size can vary, as taller plants need to be cut back a few times a season to keep them suitable for shipping. The height when shipping can be 5 to 14 inches. As shown in one of the example

Plant Description

 

Horsetail Rush Pond Plant

has deep-green, jointed stems that add interest to your water garden setting as well as add a tropical look. Horsetail Rush has slender stalks that resemble bamboo, with a striking, upright habitat.

Horsetail shipping size can vary, as taller plants need to be cut back a few times a season to keep them suitable for shipping. The height when shipping can be 5 to 14 inches. As shown in one of the example photos these horsetail rush are pulled from trays with aquatic net pots, an industry standard for over 35 years. There is no set number of stalks in each pot, the photo of them in the tray in the greenhouse is an accurate representation and there are 38 plants per tray in our greenhouses.  

The Horsetail Rush plant grows by runners, so it's best to keep it contained in a pot or container. Horsetail Rush adds beauty and an architectural vibe to your water garden setting. Equisetum Hymale is a perennial herb that reproduces by spores, not seeds. The slender stems on Horsetail Rush do not have leaves or flowers. The tall, slender, rush-like stems look great in highly stylized gardens or at the edge of ponds, adding height and vertical interest. A FAVORITE WITH ARCHITECTS! Horsetail Rush adds character to your water garden setting when planted in pots and planters and placed near your pond or patio!

 

Average Full Growing Height of Horsetail Rush (Equisetum Hymale)  Grows 3 to 4 feet tall after a full season. 

Growing Width of Horsetail Rush (Equisetum Hymale)    10-14 inch spread per growing season

Sunlight Requirements Full sun to full shade

Moisture Requirements Moist soil to wet with 0 - 2 inches  of inches of water over the roots

Zone 4 - 12

Also known by many other common names, such as;

Equisetum_hyemale, aka Dutch Rush, aka Puzzle Plant, aka scouring rush ... there are probably more!

 

Planting Directions

Plant your Horsetail Rush in a 12 inch wide by 12 inch deep container with loam topsoil (not rocks) in the bottom of the container and an inch or so of water above the soil. Giant Horsetail can be planted in containers and placed in shallow water in your pond or simply in containers on your deck, terrace or patio, for an architectural look. Grows well in moist soil and full sun to full shade. Reproduce by spores and runners. It is best to keep roots contained to the pot as these plants like to roam! Very hardy and cold tolerant and hardy in zones 4 - 12

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