TOPIC: Random pictures.

I may have forgotten how to post a picture. This should be a photo of ginseng habitat.

Here is a plant at the bottom of the slope.

A rock overhang with a drift of topsoil beneath.

A cluster of ginseng on the drift.

Looks like a single plant with two stems. Here is the top.

A large rattlesnake fern. This sucker spans 14 inches.

Looking upslope.

Adlumia fungosa growing on the root mass seen in the previous picture.

Some flies using a ginseng plant as a landing pad.

Dang nice Archon!
Reminds me of my best spot ever in Eastern Ohio. Ginseng was huge, old and abundant. Dug that spot back in 1975 through 1985. Used good practices and only dug the big ones and left the small ones to grow. Homes were built since then and only about 20 % of the 10 acre to 15 acre magic spot is left. Still has some seng in there.
Spots like the one you have there is beautiful.
Latt