TOPIC: Buyers in Seattle, WA?

Are there any buyers in Seattle, WA?

I have access to a property that might be perfect for growing wild stimulated ginseng. However, before I test plant 1/4 acre and wait 6 years, I want to make sure there is someone out there to buy the end product.

There seems to be tons of buyers in other states, but not many in Seattle. The PNW has an analogous climate to many eastern states, and Seattle is a major shipping port directly across from China. I figure there must be somebody here that I could sell to on a regular basis.

Please lets talk. I too would like to get started in my forests. I have a message number you can leave your phone # on at 1-800-566-2823. I would like to share experiences.

Seattle, Washington? Ginseng? Lets see some. Then I can probably tell you why there are no buyers. And what is that green thing on your profile. If that's ginseng I'm superman. Just sayin'

I know of a buyer in the Seattle area and also know of some woods grown Ginseng being grown in the Pacific NW. Yes it's possible and there are some areas that I believe will grow beautiful Ginseng up here. I am interested in talking with people who have similar interests as well. If you want to share ideas please give me a call at (509)941-8731... If I don't answer please leave a message with your name & number & I will call you back. Serious inquiries only please, Thanks Sam...

I know of a Washington buyer and of simulated wild grown Ginseng currently being grown in the woods of the Pacific Northwest. Would love to chat with you about experiences...

ah here you are! Found you! Thanks for connecting and your stories and plans and pics. Lets keep sharing ideas for PacNW ginseng growing.

Welcome to the forum, JWForest Seng, and QCSammy1 !!

I all ears about the PNW ginseng, please share with us about that!

Sammy, Hey hi! I left you a VM. I got a call from this forum thread today, asking to buy. Contact me. His name was Mike. Did he call you too? Hey lets catch up. Hows your crop growing under Alder? I have seed and unsuccessfully stratified it so far.