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Growing Mushrooms in Your Garden
Have a shady spot in the garden? Food can be grown in all areas of the garden - sun or shade! Just like tomatoes grow well in a sunny spot of a garden, mushrooms grow well in a shady spot.
Gather Gardeners and Circular Harvest have partnered to share how to increase the harvest in your garden by growing mushrooms. There are many types of mushrooms that grow well in the garden. This article will share step-by-step instructions on how to successfully grow wine cap and oyster mushrooms in a garden bed and how growing mushrooms in the garden improves the health of the garden. The mushrooms are also delicious to eat! Inspirational recipes that include seasonal mushroom and vegetable pairings will be shared.
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