Posted on Nov 27, 2021
Give mushrooms a chance to foster a healthy garden, says RHS
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The Royal Horticultural Society is encouraging gardeners to allow mushrooms to flourish in flower beds and lawns across the UK.
Fungi are generally considered a problem as many green-fingered gardeners think they look unsightly and ruin the look of a carefully manicured lawn.
But the RHS wants to reverse this by propagating and growing fungi in its gardens for the first time in almost two centuries, reported The Times.
Fungi are generally considered a problem as many green-fingered gardeners think they look unsightly and ruin the look of a carefully manicured lawn.
But the RHS wants to reverse this by propagating and growing fungi in its gardens for the first time in almost two centuries, reported The Times.
Give mushrooms a chance to foster a healthy garden, says RHS
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They sure are delicious. I'm so thankful for all those who perished along the way figuring out which ones we can eat.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Fungi feed on dead plant and animal remains and are crucial in breaking down organic material into humus, minerals and nutrients that can then be used by plants.
According to the RHS, only a small proportion of thousands of species of fungi in the world can cause disease in plants and animals, which are known as pathogenic fungi."...
..."Fungi feed on dead plant and animal remains and are crucial in breaking down organic material into humus, minerals and nutrients that can then be used by plants.
According to the RHS, only a small proportion of thousands of species of fungi in the world can cause disease in plants and animals, which are known as pathogenic fungi."...
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