HORSETAIL CONTROL
THE LITTLE KNOWN WEED THAT’S KILLING GARDENS ACROSS MANCHESTER AND THE UK.
Marestail, otherwise known as horsetail, can wreak havoc on gardens. Horsetail weed removal is a specialised service we offer to combat this persistent problem.
If you Google “Japanese knotweed” then you will find nearly 5 million results. If you Google “Marestail” you will be presented with less than 10% of that number. But just because it is less well known does not make it less damaging.
On the contrary, it is both more disruptive and more common. On top of it, as a deep-rooted weed it can potentially surface anywhere. It goes far beyond a nuisance or an eyesore should it emerge in a driveway, a construction site or within a structure.
As specialists in marestail and horsetail control around the Manchester area, we are uniquely positioned to help reclaim your garden from this destructive weed. Please get in touch to arrange a free assessment and no-obligation marestail removal quote.
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But what is Marestail/Horsetail?
Horsetail weed removal is essential to prevent the spread and damage caused by this invasive species. Marestail, equisetum is everywhere.
What are the effects of Marestail?
Marestail means trouble for both your garden and your wider property.
- As its able to take root practically anywhere, it can cause structural damage to garden fences and brick structures alike.
- Its voracious appetite for nutrients reduces soil fertility.
- Being especially hardy and fast-growing, Marestail has no problem with outcompeting native species for water, nutrients and sunlight.
- This, in turn, damages the overall health of surrounding plant life and makes them more susceptible to diseases and pests.
Do not let this persistent weed take over your garden or damage your property. Protect your property with professional horsetail weed removal services. Contact us at 07300 236794, or book a free no-obligation quote.
Frequently asked questions about Marestail
Is horsetail the same as marestail?
Why is marestail so hard to destroy?
Is it even possible destroy marestail?
Specialist herbicides like the ones we use can speed up the process, but generally speaking destroying marestail is hard work.