Wild harvested Dried Red Root , Ceanothus velutinus

I wild harvest Red Root in Eastern Washington, each fall after the plant has flowered and set seed, and the energy is returning to the root. I hand dig small quantities in large patches. Then wash, process the root bark and dry the same day as harvest.

Red Root bark is commonly used to resolve damp stagnation, clears mucus, and it cleans and improves the flow of blood and lymph.

*As with all herbs, it is wise to do some research prior to using. Any information I provide is based on personal experience, and lifetime of study, and is not intended to be medical advice. Any herbs sold are not intended or guaranteed to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any illness or disease, I am not responsible for any adverse reactions or misuse of my products.