Discover the Benefits of Golden Seal Roots

Enhance your garden and explore the potential herbal properties of Golden Seal Roots (Hydrastis Canadensis). You’ll receive 10 bare root plants, ready to cultivate in your garden or wooded area. Also known as orange root or yellow puccoon, this perennial herb is native to southeastern Canada and the eastern United States. Its distinctive feature is its thick, yellow knotted root stalk.

The plant’s stem exhibits a purplish hue above ground and transitions to yellow below ground, connecting to the yellow rhizome. It boasts two palmate hairy leaves, each with 5-7 double-toothed lobes, and small, inconspicuous flowers with greenish-white stamens that bloom in late spring. In summer, it produces a single berry resembling a large raspberry, containing 10-30 seeds. Golden Seal has long been associated with various herbal properties.

These Golden Seal Roots are hardy in zones 5-8 and thrive in full to partial shade, making them ideal for beds or wooded areas. Planting instructions are included with every order to ensure successful cultivation. Please note that we do not ship to HI, AK, and P.R.

Cultivating Hydrastis Canadensis not only adds beauty to your garden but also allows you to explore the potential benefits of this unique herb. Its historical use in traditional medicine makes it a valuable addition to any herbal garden. Enjoy the satisfaction of growing your own Golden Seal and harnessing its potential.

Frequently Asked Questions About Golden Seal Roots

• How deep should I plant the Golden Seal roots? Plant the roots about 1-2 inches deep, ensuring the rhizome is covered with soil.
• What type of soil is best for Golden Seal? Golden Seal thrives in well-drained, humus-rich soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH.
• How much sunlight do Golden Seal plants need? Golden Seal prefers partial to full shade, especially during the hottest part of the day.
• When is the best time to plant Golden Seal roots? The ideal time to plant is in the early spring or late fall when the plant is dormant.
• How often should I water my Golden Seal plants? Keep the soil consistently moist, but not waterlogged. Water more frequently during dry periods.