that community of mushrooms i mentioned. i really want/need to find a person who i can take an example to. That could tell me if they are edible or not? All the identification sources i have do not leave me confident. This would be just Great if they were….something to look forward to at the end of Rain Seasons. And funny, these pics make clear just how much the pine needles are present.. before the planting, augmenting the soil, they need to be cleared which is done by raking through, over and over with my fingers.
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I’m curious … do pine needles make good compost?
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Yes they are useful for compost!
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I love mushrooms but I’m afraid I’m conditioned to the ones that come in the blue cardboard boxes at the grocery store. A whole box sliced and fried up in butter.
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Maybe Cal State Chico?
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they take a long time to decompose
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i mushroom hunted with my grandfather….Morels.
and yes…the ones in the blue box, in BUTTER, slightly
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i’m sure….i haven’t really tried. and also….
the Nature Center over at Lake Oroville
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and maybe someone at Master Gardner. and also
Butte College which is here in Oroville.
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