Peace.

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"Old enough to know better, Young enough to do it anyway."

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A wise man would pick up a grain of sand and see the entire universe. A stupid man would get naked, role in seaweed, stand up and say, "Look, I'm vine man."

beautiful....

libs, stunzees and azures?

or?

grats...BiO.

The P. subfimentaria is somewhat problematic for me. Spore size and habitat say subfimentaria (sierre), its appearance is somewhat like P. fimentaria and it also looks like somewhat like P. stuntzii.

For a full page devoted to this mushroom, go to the link below. It details the origin, cultivation parameters, substrate, etc.
http://sporeworks.com/subfim.html

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I also found P. fimetaria in lawns and woodchips last week and P. sierrae and P. stunzii in a lawn.

I still have a few pics left in the camera so I will wait awhile before posting them for you and all to marvel at the wonders of spring fruitings.

Also remember I can get the taxonomic particulars of all shrooms done for you if you really need to verify their identity.

John

P.S. Nice Picture. I'm jealous

p.s. workman thanks for the spores, sorry about the payment i should have sent a money order, i want to attempt to cultivate the tampa strain too so next time i order i will send you a money order instead of cash, god damn postal employees stealing money! about the tampa strain, i am in living in florida right now, i want to create a out door patch of the tampa strain that would be a sight to see.

I will also have to say that is a great picture.

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"I think of myself as an intelligent, sensitive human being with the soul of a clown which always forces me to blow it at the most important moments." J.M.

Northern Touch Spores

Anno

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It?s easy to do without silver and gold
or even pleasures of love
but its hard to do without mushrooms.

Marcus Valerius Martialis
Roman poet

I was just wondering... what are those berries on the bottom left? raspberries, loganberries, blackberries?

The berries are Salmon berries (Rubus spectabilis). A terrible native weed forming thick prickly perrenial canes that can get almost to tree proportions. The young sprouts and berries are edible. They are the very first berries of the season but are quite soft, watery and sweetly insipid. They are not really suited for anything other than a trailside nibble, but kids love them. There are two color forms, an orange (pictured) and a brilliant red. The orange ones taste slightly better. The pictured orange berry is not quite ripe, they get larger and brighter as they mature. The kids keep them cleanly cropped so that was the best I could find.

Amanita: want seeds, hehehehe . I am pretty sure they would do very nicely in Scotland. It would offset the invasive Scotch Broom and Gorse that is overrunning several counties on the Oregon coast.

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"All shall love me and despair."

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I wish you'd put a hi-rez version on your website.

What kind of film was used? Was it one of the new high saturated types?

Thanks for posting it!

I can email the bitmap version of that picture or any of the others stored in my picture storage area linked on my homepage. They are about 3 MB each and far too large to load to the shroomery server.

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once again...WOW;-)

Lana