Zone 9a. That's right, shorts all winter.
Subtropical desert (Köppen: BWh)
Elevation: 1090 ft Annual rainfall: 7"
Zone 9a. That's right, shorts all winter.
Patrick Mann wrote:Watch out though, these are invasive in some parts of the country. Hard to get rid of once established.
Zone 9a. That's right, shorts all winter.
Leila Rich wrote:If it's Equisetum arvense, it's used in biodynamics.
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Philip Sexton wrote:
Patrick Mann wrote:Watch out though, these are invasive in some parts of the country. Hard to get rid of once established.
Thanks, Patrick. Kinda of counting on it. I love the word "invasive." Doesn't look like the rabbits will/should eat them, will see what the hens think about them. There are two places around the house that are perfect for these. Even if all I get is biomass, thats cool. I just like looking at them.
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