Aug 29

Aug 29 E174: Empowering You To Forage For Fall Mushrooms With Ryan Maione From Microbe Monastery

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The end of August is here! And while your gardens may be starting to slow, there's still lots growing all around us. Specifically...wild mushrooms! Today's episode covers foraging for Fall mushrooms with our wonderful guest Ryan Maione, co-founder of Microbe Monastery. Wherever you're located, in Canada or beyond, this episode has info you can apply to your foraging.

Photo courtesy of Microbe Monastery: Lobster Mushrooms, found primarily across the Prairies and Ontario.

Photo courtesy of Microbe Monastery: Chanterelles, typically more wildly spread in Spring in Canada.

Photo courtesy of Microbe Monastery: The Shaggy mane or Shaggy ink cap (Coprinus comatus) is a mushroom that's pretty commonly found along roadways, on lawns/golf courses and even breaking through asphalt

Photo courtesy of Microbe Monastery: Wild oyster mushrooms growing on a large fallen willow tree found in Patricia Beach, Manitoba.

Ryan has graciously offered Grow Guiders 20% off all Microbe Monastery products! Enter code GROWGUIDE at checkout to redeem. Let's show this small Canadian business some support!