Goldenseal rootlets provide one of the easiest ways to plant goldenseal. The rootlets come either from young goldenseal plants or from rootlets off of older plants. Each rootlet will have a bud from which the goldenseal plant will emerge in early spring.  The plant grows 10-15" tall and each bud produces usually two leaves. Flowering on mature plants usually occurs in late April or May, and red fruits develop in July or August. The fruit resembles a large red raspberry and contains 10 to 25 seeds.

For information on planting the goldenseal rootlets please go to Goldenseal Growing Instructions.