Home

Getting started

Posted By: dirthole90

Getting started - 02/19/15 12:00 AM

I would like to start looking for roots,plants, etc. I have a couple questions if you guys don't mind . I live in central Pennsylvania . My questions are as follows: does anyone near central pa buy roots? Are there any workshops or people I could get in touch with to learn from? I know some of these plants if not all are secretive and money makers so I certainly understand if a person doesn't want to give away there secrets. Finally for my selecific geographic locations would you guys be able to give me a couple of ideas of plants I could keep and eye out for? Thank you for your time.
Posted By: pcr2

Re: Getting started - 02/26/15 04:16 PM

you should have sang,bloodroot,goldenseal,black and blue cohash,and many others.the biggest step is finding a good market but they are out there.would recommend buying a good book,and check all laws carefully.guy's into these types of roots such as myself,usually have no problem showing what everything is but hold patches and markets close at heart.
Posted By: foxkidd44

Re: Getting started - 03/01/15 11:02 AM

Originally Posted By: dirthole90
I would like to start looking for roots,plants, etc. I have a couple questions if you guys don't mind . I live in central Pennsylvania . My questions are as follows: does anyone near central pa buy roots? Are there any workshops or people I could get in touch with to learn from? I know some of these plants if not all are secretive and money makers so I certainly understand if a person doesn't want to give away there secrets. Finally for my selecific geographic locations would you guys be able to give me a couple of ideas of plants I could keep and eye out for? Thank you for your time.


one way to find a possible buyer is to contact your states dnr for a list of ginseng dealears........although the majority of them deal with seng, seal and bloodroot...you might find a few that buys other stuff as well. finding a great field guide will def help.............I suggest petersons field guide to medicinal plants.
© 2024 Trapperman Forums