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2022 Fresh and Dried Root Order Form

Visit our Etsy shop to purchase our hand-crafted kudzu products

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Shredded + dehydrated kudzu root, carefully hand-harvested fresh from the mountains of Western North Carolina: ready to use as an ingredient for your infusions, stews and brews! “Perched alongside Knoxville’s chestnut ridge sits the Museum of Infinite Outcomes, a museum of conservation. Angela Eastman of @flagmountain.studio uses woody kudzu vines, both whole and split, to weave functional baskets. Angela's baskets are practical for use at market or harvest. Check them out at the Kudzu Culture Fair tomorrow, Thursday, December 1, in Mills River, NC! Alyssa Sacora of @thepatchworkunderground has been learning and teaching alongside Kudzu Culture for 5 years. Pictured are papers, 8-point stars, and weavings Alyssa makes from kudzu and other plant materials. As we approach the inaugural Kudzu Culture Fair this Thursday, Dec. 1, in Mills River, NC, we will be sharing images and words from kudzu creatives who will be sharing their work and wisdom on Thursday. Join for Root Harvest Presentation 3 - 5pm, and/or the Kudzu Product and Demo Fair 5 - 7pm. More info. at kudzuculture.net. Curious about kudzu? Join @kudzu_culture and @cooperate.wnc on December 1, from 3 - 7pm, at The Mountain Horticultural Crops Research and Extension Center in Mills River, North Carolina, for the inaugural Kudzu Culture Fair. Why is it important to harvest kudzu blossoms? Greetings, Ambassadors of Kudzu Culture! We Buy (and dig) Kudzu Roots!

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