Butternut Bark C/S
Dried cut-and-sifted bark, ideal for traditional herbal remedies.
Description
Latin Name: Juglans cinerea
Common Name: Butternut, White Walnut
Family: Juglandaceae
Growing Region: Appalachian Mountains
Description: Butternut bark is cut and sifted, derived from a tree known for its light-colored wood and oblong nuts. The bark has traditional uses both as a health supplement and a natural dye.
Applications: Traditionally used in herbal medicine for its mild laxative effect and to soothe gastrointestinal ailments.
Collector Connection: Our collectors in the Appalachian region sustainably harvest the bark, ensuring the health and regeneration of butternut populations while maintaining ecological balance.
