[warcraft1975]

is there ginseng that grows in kansas?if so what are the laws concering digging ginseng in kansas?any help would be great.i know we have a game warden on here maybe he would have some insight into this?

 

[uttatoo]

dont know but i do pick snake root when i see it

 

[warcraft1975]

to the top one more time

 

[warcraft1975]

snake root worth anything these days?

 

[KC Jayhawk 78]

About 3/4 of the way down.
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9804E2DB1E39F937A25754C0A960958260

 

[Scott Daw]

That was a good article. Thanks. Reminds me since I moved from the country. The hillsides around here dont have alot of jack in the pulpit like back home. even at the gamelands where I hunt.

 

[warcraft1975]

not sure,, what was 3/4 way down the page?

 

[KC Jayhawk 78]

not sure,, what was 3/4 way down the page?

American ginseng, Panax quinquefolium, is a woodland herb that grows throughout the East, from Maine to the Carolinas and across Georgia, Alabama and Mississipi to the eastern borders of Kansas and Nebraska. It thrives in rich, humusy soil that drains well, and it needs shade. (It is not to be confused with Chinese ginseng, or Panax ginseng, which is native to Asia and cultivated widely in Korea.)


The answer to your question at the beginning of the post.
"is there ginseng that grows in kansas?"
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[warcraft1975]

thank you for the help

 

[KC Jayhawk 78]

No problem Tom. :big_smile:

 

[jamminbassplayer]

why all the talk about gin seng? is it of use when fishing, or are you just looking for it to make green tea lol?

 

[Katatonik]

New money making possibility, I think. Read the thread, bro.

 

[warcraft1975]

serch the net for in on ginseng no body makes green tea out of it