Are Horsetails Bad?

Horsetail is especially unwelcome in livestock pastures. This is because they are toxic to sheep and cattle if they eat the stems. Horsetail plants spread through both spores and underground rhizomes. They have a wide-spreading root system. Is horsetail a problem? Horsetail (Equisetum arvense), often called mare’s tail, is an Read more…

Will 2,4-D Kill Horsenettle?

The University of Maine recommends a mixture of 4 pints of 2, 4-D (3.8 lb/gal formulation) and 2 pints of Banvel/Clarity (dicamba) per acre when horsenettle is in the flower bud stage (late summer or fall). Complete control of horsenettle will not be achieved with a single application of any Read more…

Will Horse Wormer Hurt Dogs?

But do avoid letting any dog, of any breed, ingest dropped or unattended dewormers formulated for horses. “It’s safest to never use any large animal products in dogs,” she adds. “Use the dog product.” What happens if my dog eats horse wormer? It only takes a very small amount to Read more…

Do Horsetails Have Flowers?

Flowers: Field horsetail does not produce flowers; it reproduces by spores, horizontal rhizomes and tubers. Favorable environment notes: Field horsetail thrives in a variety of environments, but generally prefers more acidic and wet soil conditions with full sunlight. Is a horsetail a non-flowering plant? Non-flowering plants include ferns, clubmosses, horsetails, Read more…