Fungi Forays

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Learn about the delights of Britain's edible mushrooms in the spectacular setting of Mid-Wales's Cam

Fungi Forays 11/08/2026

The height of the fungi season is rapidly approaching. Mushrooms explode every September and October in Wales's woods and fields. This year we will be leading a range of forays in the Rhayader area of Mid-Wales. There are three basic packages, normal (£80 per adult), Polish (£100) and bespoke (based on £50 per hour). For further details see

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Hairy bittercress — Fungi Forays 25/03/2026

It might not be fungal, but this tasty plant is emerging now and is one of the commonest garden 'weeds' . . .

Hairy bittercress — Fungi Forays Hairy bittercress fails to live up to its name - it is a delicious early season green salad-enhancer.

Sourdough: Indoor foraging — Fungi Forays 20/03/2026

While most of us wait for the mushrooms to arrive, here's a form of foraging anyone can do in the comfort of their own home . . .

Sourdough: Indoor foraging — Fungi Forays It is possible to forage wild fungi from home, even if you live on the top floor of an inner city towerblock.

The 2026 season begins! — Fungi Forays 14/03/2026

I've just produced my first blog of the year to celebrate the start of the 2026 mushroom season. Also, if you check out the courses on my website, you'll see that I'm adding a new course this year in conjunction with the incredibly knowledgeable Natalia Joanna.

The 2026 season begins! — Fungi Forays Morels mark the beginning of the 2026 fungal season, emerging in early spring on alkaline soils, woodland and bark mulches.

Fungi Foraging Courses — Fungi Forays 01/03/2026

I've just revamped my autumn schedule for anyone interested - although those from foreign climes be warned, it is based around Mid-Wales in western Britain.

Fungi Foraging Courses — Fungi Forays Book a group or private workshop to learn how to safely identify and forage for mushrooms in Mid-Wales. Lunch Included.

Fungi Forays 24/02/2026

If anyone wants to see a series of blogs on wild mushroom foraging, visit my webpage, www.fungiforays.co.uk. It is UK-oriented, but mushrooms are ubiquitous, so many observations would apply around the globe. In particular I would point British and Irish followers to look up the first five blogs on foraging law. There are also observations on toxicity, cultural attitudes to fungi and truffles.

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