Specializing in aged woodsgrown root
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Great
Lakes Ginseng farm is located in remote hardwood forests near the shores of
Lake Superior in Northern Michigan. By growing our ginseng under the natural
canopy of hardwood forests, the root takes on the characteristics of wild
ginseng. Each year the root remains in the ground increases its wild
properties and medicinal effects. In
fall 2012 we harvested 14- and 15-year-old root and all of this root has been
sold. Because of a critical
family illness, we were unable to offer ginseng powder or small quantities of
root in 2012. We
purchased our farm in 2005 and began a planting program in 2006. Since then
we have been harvesting woodsgrown ginseng planted by the previous owner and
will harvest the last of this ginseng in 2013. This will be a very small
harvest and the root has already
been committed to one of our long-time buyers. In
2014 we will begin harvesting 8-year-old ginseng from one of the gardens we
planted in 2006 and at that time will be in a position to supply a much greater quantity of mixed-grade
woodsgrown roots as well as powder and low-grade roots. We apologize for the
shortage of products in 2012 and 2013 because of family illness and a gap in
planting by the previous owners. We appreciate the business of all our past
customers and look forward to doing business with you again in fall of 2014. |

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Owned and operated
by:
n Dr. Grace V. Malicky, Ph.D. Education, University of Alberta,
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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Great Lakes Wild Woodland Ginseng Limited Partnership. Last updated November 2012.