Equisetum giganteum El Tabacal Mangave suggested we try Olea 'Arbequina'

suggested we try Olea 'Arbequina' that we found success

provide really good winter drainage and plant deep enough to avoid frozen soils

Our offering represents the new generation of seed-grown F

The 6" tall purple dodecatheon-like flowers emerge in July and continue through fall

2' wide mound

Equisetum giganteum El Tabacal Mangave suggested we try Olea 'Arbequina'Thanks to equisetum researcher Chad Husby, we are able to offer the true Equisetum giganteum. This collection of the rare fern relative hails from El Tabacal in Argentina's northern province of Salta, where it forms large stands of 10'+ tall, prehistoric looking stalks. Imagine a giant green stake being plugged into an electrical outlet and you get the idea. Equisetum giganteum runs no, it gallops, so do not plant it in the ground in warm climates. In