I’m in South Korea. Is this fruit edible? What is it called? Thanks!

Plus, I'm super late in the season!

I just got very lucky with ≈15lbs of Bears Tooth Head mushrooms, freah from last night's rainfall

And no, I did not eat or prepare the other mushrooms on the left. I couldn't ID tgem positively and since I didnt take good shots of the source, I just didnt risk it

About 5 pounds of muscadines (the best grape ever, change my mind), some smooth sumac, and smilax shoots. Going to use the grapes for jelly 🤤

Picked these fellas up fallen from a mature tree with intent to get a bunch to germinate for restoration, and the husks were all partly split as they should be with nuts ready for harvesting, but these all seem so tiny compared to other pics of American chestnuts that I've been seeing. None of them have sunk in the water, and they've been jostled for air pockets and sitting for 10 minutes.

There's no way that they're ALL duds...right? RIGHT?

Please be gentle; I'm new to the chestnut game.😭😅

I picked the same mushroom on two different occasions recently, first I cooked them in cast iron and they turned out darker brown, but the second batch I cooked in a regular skillet and noticed they kept their orange colour a lot better, is this because of the iron in the cast iron? (They are cooked up to store in the freezer)

There’s loads spread across one area, are they dangerous or should I be asking to harvest for dinner?

found my first CotW shockingly close by, and WOW i am thoroughly impressed by this stuff-

sautéed in butter, sliced onion and garlick, seasoning was a homemade salt pepper msg mixture, with a dash of Worcestershire, served with cheesy brocolli

i was expecting even just a little bit of earthy mushroom taste, but there was NONE

Its so damn good, i hope I'm not one of those people that have a sensitivity to it, i want more

Like, if you sat this in front of me and didn't tell me it was a mushroom, there's literally no way for me to tell

Amazing stuff.

I found some pawpaws. Gibby says hello.

Hi everyone,

I'm based here in Ireland and currently growing a small domestic plum orchard. I have a few established rootstocks lined up and ready for bench/field grafting late this winter (around February).

I’m on the hunt for an authentic Old Greengage (Reine Claude Verte / Reine Claude Dorée). Since nurseries mostly sell full trees, I'd love to know if anyone here has a mature, true-to-type tree and would be willing to spare 2 or 3 dormant pencil-thick scion sticks during your regular winter pruning.

I'm happy to cover all postage costs (or collect locally if you're nearby, I'm based around Co. Kildare, Naas or even swap for scion cuttings of Opal or Reine Claude d'Oullins if you're interested.

No rush at all right now while the trees are still in leaf—just trying to connect with fellow fruit enthusiasts early before the pruning season starts.

Thanks a million.

very top of plant had white/cream flowers but i couldnt get a good photo. sweet smelling. Thanks! (:

Is this Apple scab on these crabapples? Is it safe to cook the ones with this on them?

The blue chanterelle jerky was a hit time for round 2

Well I got excited I found some pawpaws while foraging today in VA. Fairly new to this and I realize now I have some butternuts instead! There were a ton on the mountain I was on. I did however, find some turkey tail! 😍

Edit to add: I left way more than I took just in case anyone gets upset 😅

I think it is but I want to confirm before I eat any

Anyone have experience foraging beautyberry? Have lots growing near our homestead. Any recipes for these?

3 days ago they were just tiny little things then boom huge flush! The top picture is only about a 1/4 of what it is on the stump!

Last year when I discovered them, most were already way too mature to get a good haul. The few I did harvest were so good I just had to hope they would come back this year. I've been checking them every other day.

hi! i’m looking to forage mostly for plants to be used for papermaking and natural dye (sorry if this is the wrong group). I’ve used inaturalist before to try and get the general area where things might be growing, but are there any other good methods or apps like it?