Concerning medicinal mountain wild herbs, we recommend the top dollar making products you can gather for resale to herb dealers are the following plants/trees/barks/leaves: (1) Wild Ginseng root pays from $250 to $450 per dry pound, depending on the market price; (2) Wild Star Root pays from $40 to $50 per dry pound; (3) Golden Seal pays from $20 to $40 per dry pound; (4) Blood Root pays from $5 to $10 per dry pound; (5) Sassafras Tree trunk bark pays from $3 to $5 per dry pound; (6) Wild Cherry tree bark pays from $.25 to $.45 per dry pound; (7) Other popular natural herb products you can gather and resale are: Sassafras tree leaves, Thick Peat Moss, Walnut hulls, Shelled Walnuts, etc. All of these natural products are common and fairly easy to find. There are several more that Herb Dealers will buy that is if you are able to find them. Contact a Dealer nearest to you for a complete list of what they do buy and how much theyre paying!
Also bear in mind that some medicinal wild herbs are considered "endangered species" such as Ginseng and must be gathered during the legal season. In most areas that time begins after August 15th. Due to this problem, many Herbal Gatherers are starting to cultivate their own local Ginseng Farms. If you want more info on how to do this, try a search for "cultivated ginseng" on the internet and maybe you can start your own little herbal enterprise?! Happy Hunting in 2009!!
Concerning medicinal mountain wild herbs, we recommend the top dollar making products you can gather for resale to herb dealers are the following plants/trees/barks/leaves: (1) Wild Ginseng root pays from $250 to $450 per dry pound, depending on the market price; (2) Wild Star Root pays from $40 to $50 per dry pound;
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(7) Other popular natural herb products you can gather and resale are: Sassafras tree leaves, Thick Peat Moss, Walnut hulls, Shelled
Walnuts, etc. All of these natural products are common and fairly easy to find. There are several more that Herb Dealers will buy that is if you are able to find them. Contact a Dealer nearest to you for a complete list of what they do buy and how much theyre paying!
Also bear in mind that some medicinal wild herbs are considered "endangered species" such as Ginseng and must be gathered during the legal season. In most areas that time begins after August 15th. Due to this problem, many Herbal Gatherers are starting to cultivate their own local Ginseng Farms. If you want more info on how to do this, try a search for "cultivated ginseng" on the internet and maybe you can start your own little herbal enterprise?! Happy Hunting in 2009!!
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