Grown by our family in Wisconsin
We are Wisconsin’s largest ginseng grower by harvested pounds. All the ginseng we sell comes from our own crop, with no ginseng grown in Canada or Asia blended in.
Choose fresh seasonal roots, three-, four- and five-year dried roots, or bulk Blemish Mix.
We keep harvest-lot records that connect orders to the crop and work with Michigan State University researchers on plant health and growing practices.
Read our sourcing commitment · Our research work · Compare bulk roots
Buying American ginseng
Choose the root age
3-year roots for everyday tea and soup, 4-year for fuller flavor, 5-year for our largest, oldest roots.
Compare root agesFresh or dried
Fresh roots are dug in fall and sold through winter. Dried roots keep all year.
Fresh vs driedPrice per pound
See what every root costs per pound in each bag size, updated with our current prices.
See prices per poundBuy in bulk
5 lb and 10 lb bags bring the price per pound down the most, for families who use ginseng often.
Bulk ginseng guideWondering what makes it Wisconsin ginseng? Read how we grow, dry and sort every root on our family farm in Edgar.
Gift sets: Family Six: 3-Year Wisconsin Ginseng, Six 8 oz Bags · Gift Pair: 5-Year Wisconsin Ginseng, Two 8 oz Bags · Prosperity Eight: 5-Year Wisconsin Ginseng, Eight 8 oz Bags
Bulk 5 lb and 10 lb orders · Wholesale for shops and restaurants
WHY HEIL GINSENG
Wisconsin ginseng from the family that grows it.
Choose the form that fits your routine
Tea bags, powder, slices, and whole root. Four ways to prepare Wisconsin-grown American ginseng.
Just steepTea bags
One bag, hot water, 5–7 minutes.
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Mix it inPowder
Stir ground whole root into food or drinks.
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Ready cutSlices
Pre-cut pieces for steeping or cooking.
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Slice it yourselfWhole root
Cut thin slices for steeping or cooking.
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