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Wild Simulated Ginseng

 
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Has anyone tried to cultivate ginseng but naturally and using permaculture methods? I'm curious on what the best method is.
 
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I recall reading about somebody who interplanted ginseng in his orchard. He planted it in the shade beneath his fruit trees one row a year until he was planting and harvesting a row of ginseng every year.
 
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