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rbarata

12-30-2020 03:20 PM

Any mushroom expert around here?

charlesf6

12-30-2020 04:09 PM

Don't know, sure is attractive though. Is that a four leaf clover it is growing near it?
Well whatever you do make sure that you don't eat it! :lol:

DirtyCoconuts

12-30-2020 06:49 PM

The clover looks to be wood sorrel and you CAN eat that.

The mushroom I would not eat

rbarata

12-31-2020 08:49 AM

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Is that a four leaf clover it is growing near it?

Nope!:)

DC, I won't eat any of them. Can you imagine, on New Year's Eve serving clover soup or salad? I could add some Stanhopea leaves for a more exotic menu. hehe

Dollythehun

12-31-2020 08:57 AM

"Wood sorrel" is a notorious nursery weed! Yes, you can eat it. It would fall under the category of "bitter greens." But, I can remember Busch's picking Red Sorrel out of the lawn for salad. Now it's gourmet...

Dusty Ol' Man

12-31-2020 09:13 AM

I agree with the 'Don't eat it' crowd. I do know that if you let it mature it will drop spores and you will have more growing. Whether that's a good thing or not is your call.

DirtyCoconuts

12-31-2020 10:45 AM

HAHAHA, i LOVE the idea of a snooty café that has orchid salads

wood sorrel is a nice, bright lemony flavor and i use it on salads with a light salty dressing

butterfly sorrel (red sorrel) is a bit more lemony and has a really great pop when you put a pile on top of a grilled fish (small mangrove snapper, scored on the sides with a lot of pepper and sale then cooked HOT)

Dollythehun

12-31-2020 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by DirtyCoconuts (Post 946224)

until you have to pull all of them out of your garden and lawn. Then they take on a new significance, not necessarily pleasant.

rbarata

12-31-2020 12:02 PM

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until you have to pull all of them out of your garden and lawn. Then they take on a new significance, not necessarily pleasant.

Indeed! I had a hard time trying to take them out of the basket where the Stan was. It seems I was not 100% successful in removing them.

Dorchid

12-31-2020 01:46 PM

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@ rbarata - That’s an LBM. I have some red wood sorrel coming up in my prismatocarpa which came from California...go figure.

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