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American Ginseng that grows locally in Madison County, NC has the reputation for being some of the highest quality and potency in the world. Seventy-eight percent of Madison County is part of the Pisgah National Forest in the Blue Ridge chain of the Appalachian Mountains.

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Since 1994, the North Carolina Ginseng & Goldenseal Co. has been growing organic medicinal herbs (and trees), specializing in ginseng and goldenseal, plus other woodland botanicals in a natural hardwood cove at Eagle Feather Organic Farm. Private personal classes are available, in addition to rustic housing and finished medicinal products. United Plant Savers has designated the farm as a Native Botanical Sanctuary.

The Southern Appalachian School for Growing Medicinal Plants is an herbal growing school that holds classes, by appointment, for individuals on all aspects of organic farming in the woods with forest crops. Classes are geared to what the student wants to learn, such as starting a garden, growing in the forest, or sessions on water. Robert Eidus, owner, also holds farm tours as interest in agritourism develops.

Member: United Plant Savers Botanical Sanctuary Network; North Carolina Ginseng Association; Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Program