My Dale Cochoy pot...

[Forsoothe!]

Update? Got Horsetail in your carpet yet?

 

[Cadillactaste]

Update? Got Horsetail in your carpet yet?

Only in the pots. It's the dwarf variety.

 

[thams]

Are these native violets?
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I HATE these things. I've spent the last two years battling them in my yard. I know many people consider them an asset since you can eat portions of them. Do not let them get in your yard unless you want them to take over. They spread by both rhizome and seed and have to be hand dug to eliminate, unless you plan to use multiple rounds of herbicide over several years. I have a literal 3 ft by 2 ft pile of them in the backyard that I've all dug by hand over the past week. They're pretty for some of the year, but can be a huge pain if they escape the pot!

 

[Cadillactaste]

I HATE these things. I've spent the last two years battling them in my yard. I know many people consider them an asset since you can eat portions of them. Do not let them get in your yard unless you want them to take over. They spread by both rhizome and seed and have to be hand dug to eliminate, unless you plan to use multiple rounds of herbicide over several years. I have a literal 3 ft by 2 ft pile of them in the backyard that I've all dug by hand over the past week. They're pretty for some of the year, but can be a huge pain if they escape the pot!

We treat our backyard. Only grass grows there. The front yard...is where the dogs are allowed. (Backwards I know) But we have huge divots of missing grass from Sebulba. That no one would notice these even if we had any. Lol

 

[Forsoothe!]

That's not the problem. You treat grass a couple times a year, but your landscape beds are not treated. Ants and horsetail will inherit the earth.

 

[Cadillactaste]

Blooming Europe ginger...and...no it doesn't smell like rotting flesh.