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May 18, 2015June 20, 2015Henry Holly

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Foraging a Hearty Winter Meal.

The mushroom bucket produced a beautiful first flush of oysters. A total of 1.7lbs 🍄😎 ♻️🍄 Did you know you can grow "free" mushrooms? Chances are there is a mushroom farm near where you live who will either give away spent mushroom blocks by the truck load or sell loads of them reasonably priced. Oyster mushroom clone spawn to cattail substrate update 🎶🕶 🍃🍗🥔 Nettle chicken and mashed potaters 😋 Have you tried stinging nettle yet? Favorite way to prepare it?

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