[corynsboy]

So I've found some Morell mushrooms on my plot.  So far only four, but they are growing here.

Let's get past fungus identification and the dangers of eating unidentified fungus.  I've got that bit covered, and I have no intention of even disturbing them until I've had them properly identified.

They are growing on some old B&Q bark chippings that I had mulching last season's butter nut squash.  They are in a cool shady area of my plot under some of my raised beds.  See my blog link on my signature for pictures.

Has any one had any experience of this happening on their plot or garden?  Now that I've got them how do I keep them? 

Any tips will be greatly appreciated.

[mike1987]

leave them well alone they started off by themselves and they should carry on that way try not to disturb the mulch that they are growing in as the root system will be spread right through it one thing you could try to see if this is true or they are verry localised is tocover part of the mulch with a thin layer of compost for a few days then removeing it there will be a furrw stringgy mould like stuff spread thrugh it if they have spread
hope this helps
mike:)

[corynsboy]

Thanks Mike.  That's a good start.

[Dabhand]

Don't know about the mushies but your blog is excellent !!!!

Very easy to read, informative, funny and led me to Veg mans also which is equally
brilliant.

Well done you boys on great blogs.....  Now I really am going to have to get on with my
sisters birthday cake and stop all this blog reading lol............

[cob nut]

I found a morel on our plot a couple of weeks ago, like yours it was growing on wood chippings used over weed suppressant that we have around our soft fruit bushes, only found the one & not seen any more ...yet 

[corynsboy]

Don't know about the mushies but your blog is excellent !!!!

Very easy to read, informative, funny and led me to Veg mans also which is equally
brilliant.

Thanks Dabhand.  Vegmandan's site is brilliant.  That's exactly what I was going for with my blog lots of pics and a few gags.