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Anyone enjoy foraging for their own food? We had wild blueberry bushes in our back yard growing up, and last year I found fiddleheads near a stream at my parents' new house. With spring coming I'm excited to try foraging for mushrooms, anyone have specific advice towards this? I'm in Massachusetts if that helps
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>>2318553
Find which mushrooms your forests can grow, if any
Also start by searching for one easy to identify mushroom
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Are these edible? And what are they? I am in Georgia, US
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>>2318677
dumb phone
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Mushrooms and berries are amazing but even if there's no forest around it's still could be possible to get some tea herbs.
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>>2318553
Yup. I find false chanterelles around my families property in the spring, they're edible when cooked. Black chanterelles too.
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>>2318559
>Also start by searching for one easy to identify mushroom
This can't be stressed enough. Only collect mushrooms that CANNOT be confused with anything poisonous.
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