Yes they can be very invasive depending on where you put them and like many you want to plan it out. But can be very nice if you put the time and effort
Yes , it's invasive as can be. I did eliminate the plants in my flower beds by pulling a segment off each reed , and dropping some Roundup in the cupped end. It's a Beautiful plant but never again.
This is interesting. Some say to grow it in water.
And call it water Bamboo.
But I guess it can grow well in soil too.
To me it looks like bamboo so why is it call horse tail?
Not great these are super invasive
Yes they can be very invasive depending on where you put them and like many you want to plan it out. But can be very nice if you put the time and effort
Yes , it's invasive as can be. I did eliminate the plants in my flower beds by pulling a segment off each reed , and dropping some Roundup in the cupped end.
It's a Beautiful plant but never again.
@@Userqvcqt generally when I design them in it is where it would just be them surrounded by concrete so they fill in but not over grow.
@Landscape Allure I wish I knew better. They are an amazing plant to get rid of . But I Did.