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Common name: "Goldenseal" or "Orange Root"
Latin name:
Hydratis canadensis

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Zone: 3 - Perennial
Native to area:
No
Growth habit:
Small upright spreading plant 6" to 12" in height
Flowers: Yes, single greenish white flowers during late spring or early summer.
Companion plant-able:
Yes 
Sunshine:
Water:
Herbs Cultural information: "Goldenseal" is very difficult to start from seed. We recommend purchasing pre-started plants from your local Garden Center or greenhouse. 

Plant the new Goldenseal plants in clumps in a moist shaded area.

Uses: Medicinal and Ornamental
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Harvesting & Storage: Goldenseal matures after five years at which time the leaves could be harvested and dried. The roots of mature plants can be harvested and dried. The roots can be re-hydrated with water or ground into a powder. Store Goldenseal in a tightly sealed container.

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