October 6, 2013

Finding Fungus Among Us on the Homestead

At our place, we grow mushrooms the size of a man’s head!

Here’s to the happy discovery of chanterelles on our very own propery.

Big ones!

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EMMA says

October 6, 2013 at 7:12 am

WOW those are epic chanterelles! Wish we had some here, I'm so useless at finding mushrooms, at least if we had some biggies even I could spot them!

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LaraColley says

October 7, 2013 at 4:31 pm

There's always growing your own on logs. I hear folks grow some mighty delicious shittake and oyster mushrooms that way.

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