St Georges mushrooms

listenclear

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Aug 19, 2008
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I have and i enjoyed eating them too!
Only seen one ring though even though i searched around the area for a long time (i found them on the edge of woodland which then joins onto grassland).
Got two harvests and failed getting a third - might go back and check again soon before time runs out.
 

Harvestman

Bushcrafter through and through
May 11, 2007
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Pontypool, Wales, Uk
None this year, but then again, the best site I know of is where I used to work, but it is a secure site and I no longer have access. Shame, because it is the only place I've ever got morels, too.
 

rowen

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Jul 8, 2004
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Glad someone has found some, none at my usual spot yet, will keep looking though and living in hope, they make a fantastic ketchup and soup
 

Harvestman

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May 11, 2007
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TypicaL. I posted yesterday that I hadn't seen any, then today I find literally dozenss! Unfortunately they were all past the point of edibility. I'm now hoping for a spot of rain to give me a chance of a second crop!
 

Harvestman

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May 11, 2007
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Mine turned out not be be St Georges after all. On the other hand, they turned out to be some sort of Agaricus spp. that I haven't yet narrowed down to species. Almost certainly edible, so I'm drying them.

Won't eat them until I know exactly what they are though. Made that mistake once, and was very ill. Never again.
 

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