Field Horsetail
| Latin Name: | Equisetum arvense |
| Manx Name: | gollianagh |
| Season: | April - August |
| Locations where this species is found: | |
| Ballaugh Curraghs River Neb Ballannette Silverburn River Clypse and Kerrowdhoo Fleshwick | |
Also known as "snake grass" and "puzzlegrass", these plants reproduce by spores rather than seeds.
Horsetails have been found in fossils dating back from over 100 million years ago, so they are considered to be a "living fossil".
The Manx name for horsetails is "gollianagh".
Horsetails have been found in fossils dating back from over 100 million years ago, so they are considered to be a "living fossil".
The Manx name for horsetails is "gollianagh".
