Wednesday, May 25, 2022

Unexpected Mushrooms #WordlessWednesday

Last Friday.  Our community garden plot.  We were doing a little raised bed maintenance on what was going to be a hot day.

And then I saw these growing.

No, these aren't potatoes.

These are mushrooms.  An unexpected crop. I'm happy they were outside our raised bed.

And no, I'm not going to harvest these.


Joining Sandee at Comedy Plus for her #WordlessWednesday.

13 comments:

  1. Mushrooms are a strange thing. There are so many kinds of them and who knows which ones are really for eating or not. That first shot did look more like potatoes, though.

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  2. They look good should taste lovely :-)

    Have a mushroomtastic week 👍

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  3. Are they edible mushrooms? I am always wary of cooking any I am not sure of.
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  4. ...they are popping up here too.

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  5. I like a lot mushrooms. The best ever I ate were mushrooms on a bed of apricots: an accidental situation due to a storm.
    Unbelievable taste!😊
    Happy WW and a fabulous week!

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  6. Are those the kind of mushrooms people hunt? My aunt used to hunt mushrooms with her kids and she loved it.

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  7. I love the idea of a community garden. Brilliant. I wouldn't eat these either. Got to be careful with mushrooms.

    Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.

    Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥

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  8. I have fond memories of mushroom hunting with my Dad when I was growing up. My grandmother would can mushrooms.

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  9. Oh wow... i never went hunting for them! Carol C

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  10. Unless you know and recognize mushroom types, it's dangerous

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  11. I find it creepy to find mushrooms in the wild. I wonder if those are consumable. I mean, I wouldn't test them out either.

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  12. I know I wouldn't be harvesting them.
    Coffee is on and stay safe

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