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In this blog area Full members will see archives from past events as well as special posts and details on upcoming events. You should see regular updates over the coming weeks as we work to make it easier for members to find useful content. Please email me if you have questions or suggestions jeremy@salishmushrooms.com

Washington Trees

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Winter mushrooms around Puget Sound

Winter mushrooms around Puget Sound

Winter in the Puget Sound area offers a surprisingly abundant mushroom season, thanks to the region’s mild climate, which extends the autumn fungal activity well into December and beyond. Foragers can still find sought-after edible mushrooms like hedgehogs (Hydnum spp.), matsutake (Tricholoma murillianum complex), and Pacific golden chanterelles (Cantharellus formosus). Beyond these culinary delights, the…