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Old December 4, 2010   #46
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I would think that you could just pop a bit of root and stem into a ziplock baggy and then into a bubble mailer, or just a brown manilla envelope with a bit of paper towel padding around the baggy, and it should ship ok. Since it's so cold hardy, I wouldn't think shipping in the winter would harm it. But no, I have not tried it myself.
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