At the Wild Ozark Ginseng nursery, plants are seeded and propagated in a dedicated natural space called the Ginseng Habitat Demonstration Garden. It’s a once-logged area that I’ve worked to recover and replant over the years with the native deep forest flora.
I seed in natural habitat, not in pots. Usually each May I transplant to pots what I think might sell in a season. With the uncertainty this year, I’m not going to plan for many sales. I’ll pot as I get orders and there will be about a week delay before you can pick them up, so the seedlings can adjust and I’ll know they will survive another transition to their final home (given that the environment is right for them in that home).
No mail order of potted seedlings this year. Pickup will be at the Kingston square. I will ship bare root in fall if any are left.
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