Wild Ginseng, Panax quinquefolius, is native to the deciduous forests of the United States from the Midwest to Maine, and further north into eastern Canada. The most popular habitat where wild ginseng is found is through the Appalachian and the Ozark. Just be sure...
How Do You Identify Wild Ginseng? You can identify wild ginseng by following the information laid out in the article below. It is important to be able sift through your own natural underbrush to identify the ginseng crop you are cultivating, so let’s learn a bit...
Read the transcript below:Welcome to today’s episode of Plants of the Amazon! As the largest tropical rainforest in the Americas, the Amazonian rainforest has unparalleled biodiversity. One in ten species in the world lives in this rainforest, making it a habitat...
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Have you ever seen herbal bitters sitting on the shelf at your local health food store? Surely there’s a reason why so many drink recipe call for herbal bitters – but what are they? Do they really change the taste that much? Are bitters - well - bitter? ...