The rugged terrain of this area and virgin soil in the hardwoods forests provide the ideal habitat for wild American Ginseng. Wild Ginseng was so abundant in the old days that the original settlers named one of the mountains Ginseng Mountain, and many of the creeks feeding the nearby Youghiogheny River are called Sang Runs.
Another view of our woods grown wild simulated agriculture.
Notice the ideal ginseng growing conditions provided by the partial
shade from the open hardwood forest.
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