Asarum canadense (Wild Ginger)

[@christineguttadauria3791]

Dried roots of wild ginger make a gorgeous incense. Just light the tip and let it smolder for a moment.

[@Viccotrip]

I use wild ginger for flavoring in my pickling and relishes...great flavor! Good in jams and jellies too.

[@weihongyan]

This is good stuff!GINGER

[@DTA-me3kv]

Awesome

[@mandyp2320]

Thank you!

[@AwengChannel]

Nice

[@jennetteoverzet2959]

I'm curious how to plant from.seed and length of time to be able to transplant

[@adoknightofficial832]

found something similar but it has both running and a taproot that resembles tumeric but the leaves are heart shaped like that

[@denimlabels7315]

Had no idea Beetles can pollinate plants. Interesting.

[@dukenegju]

Thank you! Some say it's poisonous, and should therefore not be consumed? Also there is an European equivalent. Have we - mankind of modern era - become more sensitive or how to deal with that? Love

[@ghettocountry8678]

does some of it have ridged edges

[@VighneshwarGanapatye-tv1bw]

Your country?

[@sabujadhikary1943]

Sir please tell me your country name.it is possible send to Bangladesh

[@aishakhalid4786]

Is there an evergreen native alternative to it for zone 7a?