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5 Goldenseal Bareroot
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Goldenseal is a perennial, woodland forb in the buttercup family (Ranunculaceae). The name is derived from the underground rhizome, which is yellow with a golden sap. In the spring, the plant produces a flowering stem with two, large hairy leaves, palmately cut into 5 to 7 lobes, and with prominent veins.
Goldenseal has a long history as a medical herb, and remains a popular herb today. The herbal properties derive from several alkaloids extracted from the rhizome. As an herbal medicine, the extract has been used as a general tonic, especially for treating inflammations of the digestive system, but also as a topical treatment for skin and ear infections. In addition, the extract has been used, erroneously, to mask illegal drugs during urine tests. The rhizome also produces a natural, yellow dye.
Goldenseal is widespread through eastern North America, ranging from Vermont south to Georgia, and west to Alabama, Arkansas, and Minnesota. The plant was very common in the Ohio River valley; however, over-collection for the herbal industry has reduced many native populations. The plant grows in rich, moist forests throughout its range.I am sorry but we do not ship outside the US, & we cannot ship to Canada, or Hawaii. Thanks so much!
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I ordered my trees 5/4 the items shipped 5/6, I didn’t receive them until 5/18. Leaves are wilting. Not the seller’s fault, the postal service is not doing so well.
Was late in shipping, box was ripped apart plant was extremely small. Not a great experience for my first time on Etsy
The rhizomes arrived very quickly and I planted them all on the same day. A few of them had sprouts but unfortunately, they all died within 3weeks. I’ve been told that perhaps they’ll germinate next year. So looking forward to next summer