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Scouring rush is a unique wetland plant with landscape potential

Posted on October 13, 2017 by tedmanzer

They are not overly common around here, but scouring rushes can add a different texture to a perennial garden. Some people know them as horsetails. The scientific name of Equisetum hyemale has a horse-like ring to it. It’s not by accident. … Continue reading →

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Ironweed is a dreaded pasture weed with ornamental potential

Posted on September 26, 2017 by tedmanzer

My father-in-law would turn over in his grave. Ironweed is now a highly promoted ornamental perennial plant in many garden centers. He spent much of his life trying to get rid of it. Ironweed (Vernonia sp.) is a tall perennial … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged adaptable to any soil type, ironweed, medicinal uses, native plant, ornamental use, pasture weed, pollinator attractant, prolific seed producer, rhizomes, unpalatable, Vernonia | Leave a comment

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