Mushrooms growing

Beyond the greengrocer's shelves lies a galaxy of wild mushrooms to thrill the taste-buds of the discerning collector. But spotting the safe varieties is a fine art, and indiscriminate gatherers risk indigestion... or worse. Stephen Brightwell, a relative of the first commercial mushroom growers in New Zealand, separates the dainties from the deadlies, and delves into the history of mushroom collecting in this country.

Oyster mushrooms ( Pleurotus ostreatus ) growing on a beech tree. The brownish colour suggests...

Grow enoki mushrooms at home with our easy guide. Perfect for all levels of growers, indoors or outdoors. Start today!

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Growing up, I was never too fond of mushrooms. To me, their only purpose was to ruin a perfectly good pizza. As I got older, I started to warm up slightly toward raw button mushrooms in salads – wi…

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Take a look at growing mushrooms in a laundry basket - outdoors or indoors

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About this item --Grow your own delicious and nutritious gourmet and medicinal mushrooms at home; --Save on costs compared to grocery store or farmer's market; --Engage your children and other family members in a project that will fascinate and entertain; --Teach your children important life skills and respect for the nature; --Makes a perfect gift - unique and useful;

Mushrooms are incredibly fascinating fungi. In fact, they can be the largest organisms on the planet! They also taste amazing, and you can grow them at home super fast!

As consumer interest in mushrooms grows, CEA technology has made year-round indoor specialty production a viable opportunity.

A cluster of white mushrooms grow out of a mossy tree stump in a forest. They are different sizes, with the largest being the topmost mushroom. The forest background is green and blurry, and the mushrooms are in sharp focus. There are 12 visible mushrooms, with the rest of the cluster obscured.

This is another photo from my second fungal foray, but one which I’d not included in the previous gallery. Going over the photos again, I decided I really liked the way these fungal bodies sp…