Mushrooms

Fresh Lion’s Mane Mushroom, veganically grown on Pin Oak stump in edible landscape, meaning it’s as close to wild as you can get.  Rain and sunshine produced these, not a climate-controlled lab environment, which means greater nutrient and mineral density.  Plus these are nice and large which means more flexibility of use!

Selling one harvest of 7lbs. in two large pieces.  As this is grown outside there may be some minor debris, lead matter etc, but overall very clean.

Lion’s Mane Mushroom

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1 lb

Mad for Mushrooms is dedicated to the proliferation and learning of wild foods and natural ecosystems. Predominantly foraged, I focus on offering unusual, and wildly delicious foodstuffs for regional chefs and restaurants. Collaboration is essential to the work, outside of foraging and sharing knowledge, I am interested in product development, and alternative applications of biomimetics. As a vendor with Foraged Market, I hope to reach a wider audience, exciting more minds and mouths with nutritionally dense wild food products. The majority of items will be sourced in the forests and hillsides of the Ohio River Valley. However, when indicated, certain items have been successfully wild-grown in my organic, vegan, urban garden to offer a greater variety.Please visit the shop to see what we hope to discover, and feel free to reach out with any questions.For more follow on Instagram and Facebook @mad_for_mushrooms

Mad for Mushrooms

Fruits

Calicarpa americana. Given their diminutive size, their flavor is not super impactful but are delicious when made into a jelly, sauce or dare I suggest without having tried, a cocktail.  They hold up well in plated and are also stunning baked goods, lending the bright purple color to dough or creams.

Some say the taste is like an elderberry, but with a unique “grape-like” flavor all its own. It is said to have antibacterial properties, and a recent study showed that a compound in the leaves can help fight MRSA or Staph infections. Most of the medicinal documentation relates to the roots and leaves, but it’s likely that the berries have not been analyzed to the same extent.

Wildgrown from the MFM edible landscape.

Beautyberries

Spices, Seasonings, Herbs

Sweetbay Magnolia, also known as swamp bay magnolia or swamp laurel, Magnolia virginiana
Family Name (Scientific and Common): Magnoliaceae  (Magnolia).

Early inhabitants use the tincture extracted from bark for chronic rheumatism and as a medicine for colds, coughs and fevers.
the leaves can be boiled to make a tea that is a diaphoretic, a laxative, a stimulant, and a tonic.

Can be fresh or dried.  Inquire with details.

Please note a minimum purchase of $55 for fresh items and $40 for dried is required, and can be combined with other items.  Thank you!

Sweet Bay Magnolia Leaves, Fresh

0.5 lb

Chokeberry, (Aronia melanocarpa), native to North America. It is aptly named for the astringent acidic taste, which may be made into jelly and preserves. The plant has a long history of use among indigenous peoples; it is an important source of food and medicine and has a number of ceremonial uses. The pits and foliage are not edible and may contain hydrocyanic acid in varying amounts.

Chokeberries have higher antioxidant levels than other berries, and contain beneficial nutrients, such as quercetin, quinic, minerals, and vitamins, while being low in sugar.

Chokeberries contain the highest levels of anthocyanins (the pigment in the berry that gives them their dark purplish-black color) and proanthocyanidins (plant-based super-antioxidants) like other well-known “superfruits." These properties protect cells from oxidative damage caused by free radicals. As well as, reduce inflammation improve circulation by strengthening capillary walls, inhibit enzymes that break down collagen, and reduce allergy production. They might improve the function of the circulatory, respiratory, and digestive systems, prevent gastric damage, and the liver from chemical damage.

*Please combine with another item. Minimum total sale of $55 to ship fresh goods. Inquire with requests for more

Chokeberries - Black, Fresh

Edible Seeds

Staghorn sumac, or&nbsp;Rhus typhina,&nbsp;is identified by the red fruit clusters - eating fresh is a rare delight. They melt, with practically no seed or center, and a pungent sweet tangy pop. They are called staghorn due to the likeness - the bracts presumably resemble &nbsp;the velvety antlers of a male deer (stag), hence the name of “staghorn.”&nbsp;&nbsp;Sumac berries also have a long history as an herbal remedy.&nbsp;Pioneers treated coughs, sore throats and fevers with sumac, while certain tribes of American Indians used these berries to treat reproductive problems, stomachaches, and wounds.&nbsp;Today, many Middle Eastern cultures still use sumac over vinegar or lemons - and have it in shakers on the table to season their favorite foods in much the same way salt and pepper are common settings in the US.This listing is for the berries attached to stems as shown. They are relatively easy to shake loose and process, but store nicely as full bract.8oz (1/2 lb) per package

*Please combine with another item. Minimum total sale of $50 to ship, feel free to combine with other products. Please inquire for larger orders.

Sumac, extremely fresh in bracts

2.5 lb

Medicinal Plants

Golden Rod, wild harvested and air dried.

Golden Rod - dried

Sustainably harvested young pods, gathered over large area of fields.  

Milkweed (Asclepias spp.) is essential to the lifecycle of Monarch butterflies, whose habitat is threatened and land development encroaches on the abundance of this native plant.  Grassroots movements to plant milkweed, which is part of the MfM edible landscape, is one was we can help to support the ecosystem.  Gathering pods, is something that is highly seasonal and dependent on availability is also something I am particularly mindful to utilize, so as to keep the impact in balance.

They are best eaten young.  They are delicious dredged and fried whole, the interior silks have the texture of an unctuous vegan cheese.  Please note there it is very difficult to know at what stage the interior will be prior to preparation, they may no lend themselves to eating whole, only the interior, or not at all, so please plan accordingly.  Unfortunately I cannot guarantee their edibility, but I do my best to choose young good looking pods in the foray.

Warning: some people have adverse reaction to the raw sap in millkweed, please consume and prepare with caution.  

I may be able to satisfy a larger order, please inquire with any specific requests.

Milkweed Pods - Young, Fresh*

12 g

White Jelly Roll Fungus, Ductifera pululahuana (also known as Exidia alba)

Studies on the nutritional and health benefits of this particular fungus are rare, however mushrooms of the same family are know to have many health benefits including reducing blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Similar species contain generous amounts of proteins and nutrients including pectin, calcium, vitamin D, B1, and B2.

Please note, this species is sometimes is said to be inedible, but that probably only refers to the fact that this particular species is not commonly eaten.  I personally have consumed plenty of this mushroom.  Cooked in stews, dried and powdered.

It is always recommended to consult a physician and proceed with caution.

White Jelly Roll Fungus

0.5 oz

Greens

Epazote (Dysphania ambrosioides, formerly Chenopodium ambrosioides) is said to boost the immune system, improve digestive health, helps with gas and indigestion as well as weight loss.

Epazote has a long history of both culinary and medicinal use. Native to the Americas it is found wildly throughout the southwestern United States. Common names include paico macho, hierba homigero, and yerba de Santa Maria.

It contains a compound called ascaridole with Mayans use as an infusion/tea to treat parasite infections, though it can be toxic to the liver when taken in large amounts. Its pungent flavor is often added to beans to help minimize flatulence Oil of Chenopdium is derived from this plant.

This has been organically (uncertified) and veganically grown in the Mad for Mushrooms edible landscape, sundried and ground - summer 2023 - 1/2 oz bags as shown.  Please note there is a minimum purchase of $40 for shipping of dried goods.  Can be combined with other products.  Message with questions prior to purchase.

Epazote - dried and powdered (organic)

Berries

Goji, Lycium barbarum, is a superfood, most commonly grown in China or the Himalayas.  Keep your footprint smaller and the nutrients more dense.  These are hand-harvested from the Mad for Mushrooms veganic edible landscape in Louisville KY.  This Goji plant is in its 3rd season and has been prolifically growing.  

The goji berry is native to Asia, where this brightly colored fruit has been cherished as a medicinal herb and food supplement for over 2,000 years. Goji, or wolf berries, are widely available for purchase in health food stores and online, however the circumstances of their propagation and harvesting has come under greater scrutiny.  You can rest assured of the freshness and purity of these fruits.  Although fresh and dry goji berries do not usually cause any side effects or adverse reactions in healthy people, please consult your physician with any concerns.

Message with inquiries regarding leaves - which hold up nicely when stored properly in the refrigerator.  Also more berries often available when in season -- Additional shipping fees may apply.  Dried may also available upon request.  Hand-picked and sorted, a tender and laborious task, done for you!

The leaves of Goji or Wolfberry, can also be used in tea, or in dishes as a densely nutritious green - nice substitution for spinach, or any leafy green.  Kau Kee in Chinese.  
1/4 pound of leaves can be added to your order of minimum 1/2 pound of berries -- for $15.50 - which includes additional shipping.  More available upon request.  This would satisfy the minimum purchase requirement. 
*Please note there is a minimum purchase of $55 for fresh goods shipment which can be combined with other items.

Wolf Berries (Goji Berries), organically grown -  Fresh!  Leaves also edible and can be added to order.

2 oz

This Evening Primrose was grown in a perennial veganic and organic garden, it is in its 3rd season as a biennial plant, roughly four years old and vibrant.  Please follow advice of a medical practitioner before consuming, or using for topical preparation.

Minimum order of $40 for shipping applies, can be combined with other products.  Feel free to message, to remove minimum purchase on this product if you'd like to order other offerings and combine.

Evening Primrose, dried.  Organically grown.

Deeply medicinal plant.  This comfrey was grown in a perennial veganic and organic garden, it is in its fourth season as a perennial, and vibrant.  Please follow advice of a medical practitioner before consuming, or using for topical preparation.

This is for 2oz dried, which is approximately lb of fresh plant

*Please note, a minimum order of $40 of dried goods is required for shipment, and can be combined with other items.

Dried Common Comfrey, organically grown, cut leaves and flowers

Merchandise

An assortment of dried mushrooms for table scapes or artistic projects.  Can be identified, as needed.  This lisiting is for a lot similar to shown, might include others.  If looking for something specific, please message prior.  

See also listing for Ganoderma applanatum, Artist’s Conk.

For shipping, $40 minimum on dried goods, $55 on fresh.  Can be combined with other products.

Dried Polypores - decorative

12 oz

Fresh or dried, so described for its decorative use, as an incised tablet or material.  Lesser known, it is thought to have similar qualities as reishi, and can be soaked for tinctures, broth, or dried and powdered.

This listing is for 1/4 pound of varying size, but depending on use can negotiate quantity and sizing based on availability. 

For shipping, a $40 minimum on dried and non perishable like these.  $55 minimum in all fresh items.

Ganoderma applanatum, Artist’s Conk

0.25 lb

Edible Flowers

Wild harvest Mullein flowers and leaves. Fresh Kept as whole as possible.Approx 10-15 bud stems and leaves - request any specifics of plant prior to purchase. *Please combine with another item. Minimum total sale of $55 to ship.

Mullein Leaf and Buds - Wild & Fresh

15 stems

Carolina Allspice (Calycanthus floridus) also known as Sweetshrub. A native to Appalachia and Louisiana to West Virginia (including AL, FL, GA, KY, MD, MS, NC, PA, SC, TN, VA)Sold in 4-6" pieces - twigs - fresh or dried, approximately 30 pieces. If you've a preference message before buying. The scent is fantastic, when gently crushed, they smell of a delightfully rich mix of cloves and camphor. Neither flowers nor leaves are edible, actually they’re poisonous, so will not be included. Can be used as a native substitute for cinnamon - grown locally, organically (uncertified) and veganically. Published recipes are lacking, which means a great opportunity for experimentation!Perfume makers, potion conjurers, and body product magicians, this would be a great one for you too! For shipping please combine order for minimum total of $55. Thank you!

Carolina Allspice / Sweetshrub - fresh or dried bark

30 pieces

Horseradish root - leaves are available - Spring - Summer feel free to inquire. Roots are harvested in the Fall, so join the waitlist! Great to use in pickling to help keep veggies crisp. It has a pungent spicy and slightly bitter flavor, high in nutrients. 

 Will be dug fresh, ideal for culinary purposes. No guarantees or promises made on the size, shape, or color of your Horseradish Root will come in.

These have been grown in my organic (uncertified) veganic garden, this is a perennial crop.

*Please respond with any questions prior to purchase.Local pick up, or must be combine with other products, total order minimum $55 to ship.

Horseradish Leaves - Fresh* -- Roots are Fall Harvest - waitlist open

Fragrant tea olive ( <a href="https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/pharmacology-toxicology-and-pharmaceutical-science/osmanthus-fragrans" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(46, 46, 46); background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">Osmanthus fragrans</a>&nbsp;Lour.) is a broadleaf evergreen shrub with a dense habit in the Oleaceae (olive) family and native to Asia. This plant typically grows to a height of 10 to 20 feet and has extremely fragrant flowers that appear in the spring and sporadically in the fall. The scientific name comes from the Greek words for fragrant (osme) and flower (anthos).&nbsp; is a&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/pharmacology-toxicology-and-pharmaceutical-science/medicinal-plant" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(46, 46, 46);">medicinal plant</a>&nbsp;distributed widely in some Asian countries including Japan and Korea and southwestern China. It has been used traditionally for the treatment of weakened vision,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/pharmacology-toxicology-and-pharmaceutical-science/halitosis" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(46, 46, 46);">halitosis</a>, panting, asthma, cough, toothache, stomachache, diarrhea,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/pharmacology-toxicology-and-pharmaceutical-science/rheumatic-disease" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(46, 46, 46);">rheumatism</a>, physique pain and hepatitis. Price is for every thity leave.

Tea Leaves - Osmanthus fragrans leaf *Fresh

Fresh "sour grapes" also known as Ghooreh in Persian. Great raw, cooked or pickled These are young, immature Thompson grapes, 4 year vine. Grown in my (uncertified) organic and veganic garden. Rate is for approximately 1/4 lb of fruit. Grape leaves also available, listed separately. Please inquire prior to purchase with any specifics.Please combine purchase for shipping minimum order of $55.

Young unripe green grapes (Ghooreh)

0.25

St. John’s Wort (Hypericum perforatum) acts as an analgesic, antidepressant, antiseptic, antispasmodic, diuretic, sedative, stimulant, and vermifuge in various applications. The most prominent use of St. John’s Wort was in treating nervous issues, although it also has been tremendously successful at healing bruises and deep wounds, incontinence, and mood disorders such as depression.&nbsp;The name&nbsp;Hypericum&nbsp;derives from the ancient Greek “Yperikon” and a long evolution of Greek use. Historically, St. John’s Wort was used ceremoniously to dispel evil spirits, which relates to the plant’s medicinal properties and was likely inadvertently treating neurological illness within a&nbsp;patient. The most likely theory behind the plant’s name appropriately connects&nbsp;hyper&nbsp;(above) and&nbsp;eikon&nbsp;(a figure or spirit).St. John’s wort has a unique astringent and bittersweet taste. The leaves, flowers, and seeds of this plant are most commonly brewed to make tea. This herbal tea’s strong flavor that’s quite pleasant, but can take some people a while to get used to. Sugar, honey, or lemon juice are often added into this concoction to make it more palatable. Fresh St. John’s wort leaves can be tossed into salads. The fresh flowers can also be used as a beautiful edible garnish in salads.The plant has shown to be an effective antidepressant, antibacterial, antiviral, analgesic, expectorant, and sedative effects. Drinking St. John’s wort tea help relieve stress, anxiety, and mild depression. Insomniacs will also find that drinking this tea will help them sleep better. Much like other herbal teas, this tea can aid soothe sore throats, cough, congestion. upset stomachs, and menstrual cramps.St. John’s wort can also be used externally to help skin problems. St. John’s wort tea or tincture is a popular remedy for burns, sunburns, wounds, bruises, sores, insect bites, and cramps. Alternatively, an infusion in olive oil can also be used. This plant also promotes skin health and beauty by hydrating skin cells, restoring the skin’s natural color and tone, and reducing wrinkles.Priced for 10 blooms and branches with leaves (5 year plant) Grown in my organic (uncertified) and veganic garden. Please inquire with any details or concerns prior to purchase. Must purchase with other items for shippment - $55 minimum.

St John's Wort - Fresh, Flowers and leaves

A. filipendulina or ‘Gold Plate’ yarrow, is a fern-leaf cultivar. It boasts upright stems of four to five feet tall, and compactly clustered flower heads six inches across in mustard-yellow hues.&nbsp;Its silvery green leaves arise from the base of this clumping variety.Yarrow has a good reputation for medicinal use as an anti-inflammatory and antiseptic and is widely used in herbal medicine. This perennial wild edible tastes bitter but after all, bitter is generally better for your health. Yarrow contains many vitamins and minerals, and is used in the treatment of a wide range of disorders. Yarrow is particularly valuable for stopping the flow of blood, treating colds, fevers, treating wounds, kidney diseases, and menstrual pain.Although the leaves are bitter, they can be eaten raw or cooked; young leaves mixed in with a salad are recommended. Yarrow leaves are also used as a hop-substitute for flavouring and as a preservative for beer. Although in general yarrow is a very nutritious and beneficial plant to add to the diet, it is recommended not to eat a lot of it on a regular basis. An aromatic tea is made from the flowers and leaves. Also excellent as a dried flower for arrangements or later use.This is for approximately 1/4 pound of fresh plant, stem, leaf and flower.*There are perennially grown (3rd year) in my organic (uncertified) veganic garden. Please write with any questions prior to purchase. Must be combined for shipment, minimum total of $55 for shipping.

Yarrow Flower - *Fresh or Dried

Ideal for pickling, this is for fresh leaves, grown in my organic (uncertified) and veganic garden. Thompson grapeleaves are the best for eating, as rolled (domades) or for pickling, keeping pickles crunchy with inhibitors to the natural enzyme that makes pickles soft. They produce nice large leaves that remain soft and excellent texture for culinary applications. Approximately 30 leaves. Please specify use with order, any request toward young or larger leaves. Young green grapes also available with special request.Grown in my organic (uncertified) veganic garden. Approximately 60 leaves per order

Must order in multiples or combine with other products - minimum order for shipment of fresh goods. Can be combined, please inquire before purchase.

Grape Leaves - Fresh*  Ideal for pickling.

Nanking cherries grow on a medium-sized shrub that reaches no more than 2 and a half meters tall. The small red fruits, or drupes, grow in clusters on short stems. The clusters of fruit are nestled in among the leaves, spaced out at intervals along the branches. Nanking cherries are quite small, measuring one to 2 centimeters in diameter (about the size of a blueberry). Their pale pink to bright cherry red skin is shiny and smooth, and the pulp is juicy. Each fruit contains one seed, much like other cherries. Nanking cherries are sweet and tart. They contain large pits and so are most commonly used for jams or preserves. However they have a wonderful taste and appeal as an unusual summer fresh fruit. * These have been grown in my (uncertified) organic and veganic garden. Priced for approxiately 1/4 pound. Please inquire with any specifics. Must be combined with other products for total shipping minimum of $55.

Nanking Cherries - fresh fruit*

Purslane, is a succulent that is commonly considered a weed worldwide. It has a great flavor and texture, raw and cooked. It is highly nutritious, filled with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants such as vitamin A helps your eyes remain healthy as well as improve your immune system. And vitamin C which is important to keep your collagen and helping heal from injuries.Price is per 2.5 oz of leaf / stem / flower. Limited shipping requirements apply - combine order, minimum purchase $55. Please inquire with any specifics prior to purchase.Grown in my organic and veganic garden (uncertified).

Purslane, with red flowers

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Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) is a perennial herb. The parts of the tarragon plant that grow above the ground are used to make medicine. In foods and beverages, tarragon is used as a culinary herb.Tarragon is used for indigestion (dyspepsia), poor appetite, nausea and vomiting after surgery, toothache, sleep problems, and other conditions, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses. Tarragon is a good source of potassium. It also contains ingredients that seem to be able to fight certain bacteria.This is for a fresh cutting - grown in my (uncertified) organic and veganic garden. 

Happy to try to combine shipping where applicable.

 Please inquire with any specifics or quantity questions prior to ordering.

French Tarragon - Fresh*

Lance-leaved tickseed ( Coreopsis lanceolata) of the family Asteraceae, is native to North America in the the southern Appalachian states and may be found in wider distribution from Canada to Mexico. Features solitary, yellow, daisy-like flowers (1-2" diameter) with eight yellow rays (toothed at the tips) and flat yellow center disks. Narrow, hairy, lance-shaped leaves. Unknown medicinal uses but entire plant is edible. The flowers can be used to produce a yellow-toned natural dye much like its cousin, Coreopsis tinctora.Grown in my (uncertified) organic and veganic garden, price is for approximately .15lb of plant cut bunch - stems and flowers (under a quarter pound)Must combine with another item for shipping - $55 minimum order.

Coreopsis - Lanceleaf Tickseed - Fresh*

Evening primrose (Oenothera biennis) is an herbaceous biennial plant native to North and South America that also grows throughout Europe and parts of Asia. It has yellow flowers that open at sunset and close during the day. The oil from evening primrose seeds contains omega-6 fatty acids, including gamma-linolenic acid.  Native Americans made poultices from the evening primrose plant for bruises and wounds and used its stem and leaf juices as topical remedies for skin inflammations. The leaves were taken orally for gastrointestinal complaints and sore throats. In the 17th century, evening primrose oil became a popular folk remedy in Europe, where it was known as “King’s cure-all. Today, evening primrose oil dietary supplements are promoted for atopic dermatitis (a type of eczema), rheumatoid arthritis, premenstrual syndrome (PMS), breast pain, menopause symptoms, and other conditions. Evening primrose oil may also be included in products that are applied to the skin.

All parts are edible, but different parts of the plant are tastier in particular years of the plant’s life and development. The flower stalk that appears in the plant’s second year is also edible and is best to harvest in the early spring or summer. Cut the stalks and peel the outside for slightly spicy, crunchy vegetables; flowers and buds from two-year-old plants can be surprisingly sweet and tasty.

*This is harvested from a four year old plant from my (uncertified) organic and veganic garden. Inquire prior to purchase with any specific requests regarding large quantity and parts of the plant available. This is for 1/4 lb of total plant, stems, leaves and flowers, when available. All are usable. 

Minimum total purchase to ship is $55 and can be combined with other products.

Evening Primrose - Fresh, leaves and flowers (Organically Grown)

Comfrey has had a long history as a medicinal herb. It has been used for thousands of years across the world. Despite that comfrey might have mild toxic effects, its medicinal benefits are still undeniably compelling. Comfrey is a very useful plant to have around, whether as a supplementary food source or as a first aid herbal remedy. Most commonly used as tea, it can also be prepared in salads or cooked. It can be a great additive to a skin salve or as a plant fertilizer.The small quantities of alkaloids found in comfrey can have a cumulative effect on liver health if too much is consumed regularly. People with liver problems should not ingest comfrey. It’s also recommended to avoid this herb during pregnancy as it may cause birth defects.&nbsp;Don’t apply comfrey on broken or damaged skin to avoid abscesses forming. Don’t consume this herb while taking pyrrolizidine alkaloids as this combination may result in liver diseases, liver failure, or even cancer. Overconsumption may cause vomiting, loss of appetite, and abdominal pain. Therefore regular use is ill-advised. Price is per 1/4 pound of leaf / stem / flower. Limited shipping requirements apply - combine order, minimum purchase $55.Grown in my organic and veganic garden (uncertified).<h2> </h2> Later in season may not have blooms, only leaves and stalk.

Common Comfrey, Fresh.  Whole, leaves, flowers, on stalk

Winecups, also known as Purple Poppy Mallow Flower &nbsp;(Callirhoe involucrata), is a low-growing herb, native to central North America, was once widely used by the Dakota people to ease bronchial congestion. The edible leaves are used to thicken soups and stews, similar to sassafras leaves. The bright fuchsia flowers lend a pop of color to any dish. The roots are also edible and said to taste like sweet potatoes, and may be available upon special request.Poppy mallow is not a poppy, but it is a mallow, belonging to the hibiscus family - or Malvaceae - which is represented across the world with great diversity.It naturally grows in dry prairies, but tolerates moist soil. The flowers are very attractive and fragrant but only 2-21/2 inches in diameter. Purple poppy mallow blooms in early summer through to early fall. *Price is for approximately .25 pound of flowers and leaves together. May be able to offer larger quantities, please inquire availability specifics before purchasing.These have been grown in my (uncertified) organic and veganic garden, so as not to disturb wild outcroppings or insect habitats. Please combine with other items for shipment, minimum $55 order.

Winecup Flowers & Leaves - Fresh*

Staghorn sumac, or&nbsp;Rhus typhina,&nbsp;is identified by the red fruit clusters resembling&nbsp;the velvety antlers of a male deer (stag), hence the name of “staghorn.”&nbsp;&nbsp;Sumac berries also have a long history as an herbal remedy.&nbsp;Pioneers treated coughs, sore throats and fevers with sumac, while certain tribes of American Indians used these berries to treat reproductive problems, stomachaches, and wounds.&nbsp;Today, many Middle Eastern cultures still use sumac over vinegar or lemons - and have it in shakers on the table to season their favorite foods in much the same way salt and pepper are common settings in the US.This listing is for the dried whole berries. 4oz package

Wild Sumac - Dried, Berries Only

Air Dried Wild Early Spring Dandelion Leaf, Cleaned and left whole. Would be great ground as powder for culinary purposes. Retains vibrant green color. Young Spring greens. 1/2 an oz, amount as shown. Please combine with another item. Minimum total sale of $25 to ship.

Dandelion Leaf

Fresh Jane Magnolia Blossoms, grown from sapling, *uncertified organic. Beautiful color. Petals and stamina have pungent floral flavor, mild hints of ginger. Lovely pickled, candied, or served fresh…. Limited supply, only in season. Blossom in spring and again in fall. Get before the cold snap returns. Highly perishable, but easy to process and preserve. Price is for 30 blossoms, degree of openness of bloom and size will vary

Fresh Magnolia Blossoms - organic* for culinary use

Goldenrod is a common name for many species of flowering plants in the sunflower family, Asteraceae, commonly in reference to the genus Solidago. This is most likely Solidago gigantea, the most common type in Kentucky and this region. This offer was collected from undisturbed natural areas, over a mile distances so as to not over-harvest. This is the dried flower and leaves 1/2 oz, packed in a sealed pouch. It is most commonly used to make tea, but might also work well as a sugar, or syrup which can flavor and color pastries and sweets. Potential benefits aid in: arthritis and gout, allergies, colds and flu, inflammation of the bladder or urinary tract, kidney stones, eczema and minor wounds (when applied to the skin). The flavonoid antioxidants and other plant compounds in goldenrod also have other anti-inflammatory benefits. Goldenrod contains many valuable plant compunds, including saponin, which have anti-fungal effects. *This is not to be taken as medical advice or guidance. Please do your own research and always use caution when working with any medicinal herbs or plants. Always consult a physician to be certain of any potential issues. *

Goldenrod, Wild Dried Flowers

0.5  oz

Wild harvest Mullein flowers and leaves. Dried. Kept as whole as possible.Two packs as shown one with 3.8oz, and one with 1.20oz *Please combine with another item. Minimum total sale of $25 to ship.

Mullein Leaf and Buds

5  oz

Blackstaining Polypore wild mushroom. Dehydrated, ground and sieved. Still fairly course, dense in flavor. Add to sauces, stews, or your next invention. Please share your recipes and outcomes! Priced per pack which holds approximately 1ozMinimum order - please combine with another item. Minimum total sale of $25 to ship.

Black Staining Polypore, dried powder

1  oz

Dehydrated pieces of Black Staining polypore, ideal for making broth, or flavoring sauces.Each package varies but is slightly over 5oz per listing. One bag as shown. *Please combine with another item. Minimum total sale of $25 to ship.

Black Staining Polypore, Dried.  In Pieces

Osage orange fruit, which has a delightful citric fragrance, is inedible to humans, but squirrels seem to love it.&nbsp;Fact or fiction their pleasant aroma is appreciated as both a home scent and autumn table decor.&nbsp;And while their purported use as a bug deterrent is contested, the&nbsp;fruit and wood of the Osage orange tree does contain tetrahydroxystilbene, an anti-fungicide which deters insects.Note that the milky white sap can be a skin irritant, and cause staining or spotting.&nbsp;It has been used as a source of both glue and lacquer, which should give you a clear idea.&nbsp;

Osage Orange or Hedge Apple - Maclura pomifera

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In the few lab studies that have been done, Berkeleys Polypore has been found to produce similar anti-oxidative properties as Reishi, albeit in smaller amounts.  It’s also a source of an intense yellow fungal dye<a href="https://mushroombenefits.com/2020/11/24/berkeleys-polypore-the-old-oaks-bounty/" data-mce-href="https://mushroombenefits.com/2020/11/24/berkeleys-polypore-the-old-oaks-bounty/">https://mushroombenefits.com/2020/11/24/berkeleys-polypore-the-old-oaks-bounty/</a>The bulk of this mushroom is often too tough to  simply sauté and eat, but it’s a tremendous flavor-maker and may lend itself well to other preparations.  And maybe you can help find new uses? Other ideas a Jerky or Ground turkey substitute.  Mushroom salt and vinegar chips? You tell us!  Also excellent for dried mushroom powder.  So flavorful!This mushroom has a distinct and potent aroma that is also especially pronounced when dried. I also recently left out slices overnight at room temperature, and alarmingly went to see if it was possibly spoiled. Surprisingly, it smelled a bit like freshly baked bread!Taste: They range from fairly mild, useful for soaking up any flavor around them, to very strongly flavored (best used as a seasoning, not a main course). The latter including an interesting bitterness that comes through only when cooked.Texture: Immature they are quite tender. Mature, the edges can be quite meatyexcerpt of: <a href="https://sites.google.com/site/berkeleyspolypore/extra-credit" data-mce-href="https://sites.google.com/site/berkeleyspolypore/extra-credit">https://sites.google.com/site/berkeleyspolypore/extra-credit</a>


This mushroom is fresh, but due to its heartiness and stability in shipping, I am willing to send 2nd rather than next day to save on shipping cost. It does well dried, frozen and fresh - but it is tough even when fresh, it is best used for stocks or flavor enhancing, like mushroom powder etc.

Berkeley’s Polypore - Bondarzewia berkeleyi

1 lb.

These are rare to find, especially of any great size or quantity.  They are essentially a strange occurrence when honey mushrooms for some reason not entirely clear change their shape color and texture into a firm rounded form known as a carpophoroid.  They are amazingly delicious and different from honey mushrooms, or any other wild or cultivated mushroom.  Very satisfying and easy to prepare.These are relatively clean, as they grow from the ground, dirt is to be expected.  Minimum order applies. Order ASAP

Shrimp of the Woods, Fresh Foraged Wild Mushrooms, Entoloma abortivum

8 oz.

Jams, Jellies, Nut Butters

Wild foraged sumac made into a tangy and not too sweet jam.&nbsp;Ideal for toast, cheese plate, or whatever creation you can think of.&nbsp;This is a limited time collaboration using Mad for Mushrooms foraged goods with fellow small business Josephine's Jams out of Nashville TN, while they reboot their direct sales.IG Josephines_Jams *Please combine with another item. Minimum total sale of $25 to ship.

Sumac Jam - limited edition collaboration with Josephine's Jams out of Nashville, TN

Freshly picked wildly fragrant spicebush berries.  Sustainably foraged over large area, regions, and leaving plenty on each bush.  This is a time consuming and delicate process.  Rarely available for sale fresh.  Depending on season will be green or red or somewhere in between. Starting to be nice and red now in September. Leaves and branches also available with special request.This is for 8oz fresh spicebush berries.  Leaves, stems, and green berries are removed as much as possible.  However leaves, stems and green berries are available upon request.

Spicebush Berries, Fresh, whole 1/2lb - fresh - mostly Red

7 oz.

Cauliflower Mushroom, Sparassis crispa. Price is per lb - must buy total harvested. (minimum purchase of $40 total order, prior to shipping and fees apply)

Cauliflower Mushroom

Picked fresh from a fallen tree, lovely lemony fragrance.&nbsp;It's like nothing else!&nbsp;Carefully air / sundried whole.&nbsp;No stems.&nbsp;Excellent aroma.&nbsp;Make yourself fresh filé powder, or come up with other uses.&nbsp;Great for flavoring soups or cream sauces.&nbsp;This is intended for culinary purposes in limited quantity.&nbsp;&nbsp;The leaves are also considered a mild empathogen, meaning they promote feelings of closeness, affection and empathy.This is for a sealed packet with 1/2 an ounce / .5oz*Please combine with another item. Minimum total sale of $25 to ship.

Young Wild Sassafras Leaves, sundried, whole

0.05  oz

Fresh Staghorn sumac, or Rhus typhina, is identified by the red fruit clusters resembling  the velvety antlers of a male deer (stag), hence the name of “staghorn.”  <p style="margin: 0px 0px 1.55em;padding: 0px;border: 0px;font-family: Roboto, sans-serif;font-size: 18px" data-mce-style="margin: 0px 0px 1.55em; padding: 0px; border: 0px; font-family: Roboto, sans-serif; font-size: 18px;">Sumac berries also have a long history as an herbal remedy.  Pioneers treated coughs, sore throats and fevers with sumac, while certain tribes of American Indians used these berries to treat reproductive problems, stomachaches, and wounds.  Today, many Middle Eastern cultures still use sumac over vinegar or lemons - and have it in shakers on the table to season their favorite foods in much the same way salt and pepper are common settings in the US.Please contact if you've a preference of stamps or branch to loose berries in season these can be collected but will be dried.  Weight is with stem.  Price is for approximately 1lb.  <div id="AdThrive_Content_1_desktop" class="adthrive-ad adthrive-content adthrive-content-1 adthrive-ad-cls" data-google-query-id="CL_fy7XP-vcCFd_z9QIdemIKRQ" style="margin-top: 10px;margin-bottom: 10px;text-align: center;clear: both;line-height: 0;width: 915px;align-items: center;justify-content: center;font-family: Roboto, sans-serif;font-size: 18px;min-height: 250px" data-mce-style="margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px; text-align: center; clear: both; line-height: 0; width: 915px; align-items: center; justify-content: center; font-family: Roboto, sans-serif; font-size: 18px; min-height: 250px;"><div id="google_ads_iframe_/18190176,8602993/AdThrive_Content_1/5d6edc8acc7cae09064f6385_0__container__" style="flex-basis: 100%;border: 0pt none" data-mce-style="flex-basis: 100%; border: 0pt none;"><div class="kargo-ad-v5 kargo-ad-3" data-id="a23f6480-f136-4a00-9641-a6bab0759de9" data-format="MiddleBanner" data-slot="_mfu14jCkaN"><div class="kargo-ad-banner kargo-banner--branding-advertisement" style="line-height: 0" data-mce-style="line-height: 0;"><div class="kargo-overlay "> </div><div class="kargo-ad-content " style="line-height: 0;min-width: 300px;max-width: 300px" data-mce-style="line-height: 0; min-width: 300px; max-width: 300px;"><div class="kargo-loader " style="background-color: transparent;width: 300px;height: 168.75px" data-mce-style="background-color: transparent; width: 300px; height: 168.75px;"> </div></div></div></div></div></div>

Wild Sumac - Fresh. See note at end of description.

Fragrant sumac, or&nbsp;Rhus aromatica,&nbsp;is identified by the red velvety fruit clusters.&nbsp;The name is derived from the Syriac word for red, and "rhus" from the same meaning in ancient Greek.&nbsp;Sumac berries also have a long history as an herbal remedy.&nbsp;Pioneers treated coughs, sore throats and fevers with sumac, while certain tribes of American Indians used these berries to treat reproductive problems, stomachaches, and wounds.&nbsp;Many Middle Eastern cultures use sumac over vinegar or lemons - and have it in shakers on the table to season their favorite foods in much the same way salt and pepper are common settings in the US.&nbsp;You will find plentiful guides to making sumac "lemonade" but the possibilities are really endless. The dried powdered sumac you find in stores has been propagated and processed.&nbsp;It is a similar plant, though it is said different from the endemic versions growing here in the US.But these are fresh.&nbsp;It is labor intensive to gather in season, and the practice makes them distinct and therefore considerably more expensive.&nbsp;If you are able, I challenge you to try them fresh.&nbsp;These were grown from small plants, in my organic and veganic garden, but uncertified.They have a delightfully citrus, sour flavor, with a pop of earthiness.&nbsp;They are stunning whole and you need very few to make an impact in a dish.&nbsp;They are rarely used or available this way, so take advantage of the fresh and seasonality, and be sure to share what you make with them and we will feature on our site and possibly the marketplace site as well!&nbsp;*This listing is for a 2oz collection of fresh fragrant sumac.&nbsp;Some branches may still be attached to keep the integrity and minimize handling.&nbsp;They are relatively delicate and sticky as ripe fresh berries. A few green may be mixed in, but the majority will be prime red ripe berries.&nbsp;These are all sustainably wild harvested, only a portion of berries are picked from each bush so that there is plenty left for the plant, animals, and insects to thrive.

Fresh "Fragrant Sumac" - Whole Berries (Not dried) RARE. Organically grown.  *See note at end of description

2 oz.

Wild Grown, veganic garden. Meaning these guys get the sun and rain, and all the good nutrients free of chemicals or any animal based products.  They are nutritius and have a flavor like nothing else.  Very earthy.  Hold up well with red wine and complex flavors like Rue -- also for sale in this shop. Other cooking tips and prep questions welcome!

Wine Cap Mushrooms

... Freezes well.

Chicken of the Woods

Coral Mushroom, fascinating, and super compelling on the plate.  Fantastic pickled, would be great fried as well... work in soups and stir fries.  Under appreciated special creatures of the forest! Price is per 4oz (minimum purchase of $40 total order, prior to shipping and fees apply)

Coral Mushrooms

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UNSUNG HERO OF WILD MUSHROOMS!&nbsp;DEEEELISHTasty for broth, which is great, because I recommend boiling first, then dredging and frying for the tender edges.&nbsp;So you get two uses in one.&nbsp;The bulk of this mushroom is too touch to sautee and eat.&nbsp;This is a flavor maker.&nbsp;Or for finding new uses.&nbsp;Jerky maybe?&nbsp;Ground turkey substitute.&nbsp;You tell us!&nbsp;Also excellent for dried mushroom powder.&nbsp;So flavorful!As the name states, they look bruised and beat up soon after harvesting, but don't let their appearance fool you, honestly these are often as good if not better than chicken of the woods!&nbsp;trust me.

Black Staining Polypore - Fresh

Fresh Honey Mushrooms, of varying color and size.&nbsp;Armillaria mellea&nbsp;also known as Desarmillaria caespitosa (formerly Armillaria tabescens)&nbsp;are saprophytic and parasitic, meaning they can pray on living trees, and lead to their destruction -- which also means you there is all the more reason to feel great about consuming these guys, you're potentially helping to support a healthy ecosystem!&nbsp;How often do you get to say that?Furthermore, according to studies, Honey Mushrooms act as powerful antioxidants, scavenging free radicals, which may accumulate due to everyday stress, pollution and processed foods.&nbsp;These parasitic mushrooms, can also stimulate the immune system and protect the body from viruses and bacteria.&nbsp;They also happen to be delicious cooked, just make sure to cook them thoroughly.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;*** Store in paper, or in cloth, in a cool dry place - refrigerate away from moisture and plastic!&nbsp;As with all mushrooms, it is best to taste in smaller quantities to confirm that any particular individual has no adverse reaction or intolerance to the mushroom.&nbsp;&nbsp;SOLD $35 a pound, as these mushrooms are light weight and pack with flavor

Honey Mushrooms, Fresh

Staghorn sumac, or&nbsp;Rhus typhina,&nbsp;is identified by the red fruit clusters resembling&nbsp;the velvety antlers of a male deer (stag), hence the name of “staghorn.”&nbsp;&nbsp;Sumac berries also have a long history as an herbal remedy.&nbsp;Pioneers treated coughs, sore throats and fevers with sumac, while certain tribes of American Indians used these berries to treat reproductive problems, stomachaches, and wounds.&nbsp;Today, many Middle Eastern cultures still use sumac over vinegar or lemons - and have it in shakers on the table to season their favorite foods in much the same way salt and pepper are common settings in the US.This listing is for the berries attached to stems as shown. They are relatively easy to shake loose and process, but store nicely as full bract.8oz (1/2 lb) per package*Please combine with another item. Minimum total sale of $40 to ship.

Wild Sumac - Dried in Bracts

Fresh picked Tulip Poplar FlowersPungent flavor, a little goes a long way.  Recipes discuss the nectar - but this is new territory for cocktails, deserts, tinctures, teas... rare, seasonal and so beautiful!Approximately 30 blossoms, or equivalent.

RARE - Tulip Poplar Flowers - Fresh

Other Veggies

Squaw Root, also known as Bear Corn, cancer root (Conopholis americana)Seasonal and very difficult to find for sale fresh.  Not considered a desirable edible, but has prized medicinal qualities, and perhaps the right culinary use has just yet to be discovered!Contact with any questions prior to purchase.Selling this mature lot of 7 pieces - 10.8 oz total

Squaw Root, Fresh (aka Bear Corn) for a Limited Time

Picked fresh from a fallen tree and its suckers. Lovely lemony fragrance.&nbsp;It's like nothing else!&nbsp;Dry to make your own fresh filé (gumbo) powder. Minimum shipping purchase of $55 - can be combined with other products.

LIMITED TIME - Just Picked: Young Sassafras Leaves & Stems

1/4 lb.

Fresh Ductifera pululahuana have an amazing and unique texture and mild flavor.  Similar to snow fungus is said to be a good, and unique vegan source and support of collagen and healthy skin.  It is high in antioxidants and polysaccharides, much of the use and nutritional value of this mushroom is as of yet undocumented.  This listing is for 1/2lb of fresh wild jelly fungus. Please note that unlike farmed snow fungus, these may have small particles of dirt and leaves as they grow on dead wood.  It is best to soak these and cook in hot water prior to preparation and to insure thorough cleaning.  

Please note a minimum purchase of $55 is required for shipment, and can be combined with other fresh or dried products. More of this mushroom may be available beyond listing and by request when in season.

Pale Jelly Roll Fungus - Fresh & Wild

Fresh wood ear mushroom - (Auricularia auricula-judae) Often used in Chinese Cuisine, these are very difficult to find for sale fresh.  However, the texture is far superior - exciting and appealing when fresh, rather than dried as is most common.  They are highly nutritious, chock full of B vitamins, and according to scientific studies, help to control cholesterol, gut and heart health.  They add a wonderful texture to food -- really an under appreciated delicacy, waiting for a creative application.As with all mushrooms - these must be thoroughly cooked, and should be stored in a loose cloth or paper and allowed to breathe, do not store fresh mushrooms in plastic.  They have a much longer shelf life than many fresh and wild mushrooms.Feel free to inquire with questions. 1 lb 4 ounces is currently available -- picked fresh price is for that amount, includes shippingIf you are picking up, a discount can be applied.Pricing varies, but approx $25-27 /lb while in season.  Also available dried.  Please inquire

Wood Ear Mushroom

Sambucus Nigra or Black Elderberry - Fresh Flowers$65 / per 50 umbels (approx 1-2" flower clusters)$85 / per 100 umbels (flower clusters)IMPORTANT WARNING: ONLY THE FRUIT AND FLOWERS ARE EDIBLE ONCE COOKED.ALL OTHER PARTS - STEMS INCLUDED CANNOT BE CONSUMED EVEN WHEN COOKED, AND ALL ARE CONSIDERED TOXIC WHEN RAW, DUE TO NATUAL QUANTITIES OF CYANOGENIC GLYCOSIDES.

Please confirm availability and total desired prior to finalizing order, and for discounted larger order - per rate above. May be able to handle a larger order depending on timing.

Fresh Elderberry Flowers, Edible & Medicinal

Calvatia gigantea, commonly known as the giant puffball, is a puffball mushroom commonly found in meadows, fields, and deciduous forests usually in late summer and autumn. It is found in temperate areas throughout the world.   It is a great substitute for meat, and has been likened in texture and feel to tofu.  Similarly, it will take on the flavor of whatever it is cooked with.  It also works as a thickening agent, which is great for sauces, or for vegan substitution for dairy in a layered dish like lasagna.   So many uses.  It can also be dried and powdered.

Giant Puffs (price per pound, may vary per market rate)

Fresh wild-harvested mushrooms. Minimum purchase applies. 1/2lb increments available.*Seasonal from late Summer to early Autumn&gt;&gt; Local pick-up available for all orders.  Shipping rates may apply for fresh goods, and will depend on size and order.  <div class="chat-line__bubble" data-mce-style="border-radius: 1rem; text-align: left; background: var(--color-bg--blue-lighter); padding: 0.5em 1em; min-width: 0px; max-width: 100%; direction: ltr;" style="border-radius: 1rem;background: var(--color-bg--blue-lighter);padding: 0.5em 1em;min-width: 0px;max-width: 100%;direction: ltr"><div class="chat-line__body formatted_content"><div data-mce-style="margin: 0px;" style="margin: 0px">*One pound minimum or total purchase minimum per order must total $40</div></div></div><div class="chat-line__bubble"><div class="chat-line__body formatted_content"> </div></div><div class="chat-line__avatar"> </div>

Gem-studded/Small Puffs (price per pound, may vary per market rate)

Fresh wild-harvested Cinnabar Chanterelles mushrooms in vibrant coral color. Very rare and seasonal, small size takes time and patience to harvest all these small guys. Unusual to find in any abundance like this. Will retain color and form when cooked. Delicately gorgeous, perfect for plating that special meal or shoot.  (price is for 4 oz) Seasonal from late Spring to early Fall&gt;&gt; Local pick-up available for all orders.  Shipping rates may apply for fresh goods, and will depend on size and order.   Minimum purchase applies. <div class="chat-line__bubble" data-mce-style="border-radius: 1rem; text-align: left; background: var(--color-bg--blue-lighter); padding: 0.5em 1em; min-width: 0px; max-width: 100%; direction: ltr;" style="border-radius: 1rem;background: var(--color-bg--blue-lighter);padding: 0.5em 1em;min-width: 0px;max-width: 100%;direction: ltr"><div class="chat-line__body formatted_content"><div data-mce-style="margin: 0px;" style="margin: 0px"> </div></div></div><div class="chat-line__bubble"><div class="chat-line__body formatted_content"> </div></div><div class="chat-line__avatar"> </div>

Cinnabar Chanterelles, FRESH + Limited Time - Rare in this Quantity (price per 4oz)

4 oz.

Fresh wild-harvested Chanterelles mushrooms. Minimum purchase applies. 1/2lb increments available.*Seasonal from late Spring to early fall.&gt;&gt; Local pick-up available for all orders.  Shipping rates may apply for fresh goods, and will depend on size and order.  <div class="chat-line__bubble" data-mce-style="border-radius: 1rem; text-align: left; background: var(--color-bg--blue-lighter); padding: 0.5em 1em; min-width: 0px; max-width: 100%; direction: ltr;" style="border-radius: 1rem;background: var(--color-bg--blue-lighter);padding: 0.5em 1em;min-width: 0px;max-width: 100%;direction: ltr"><div class="chat-line__body formatted_content"><div data-mce-style="margin: 0px;" style="margin: 0px">*One pound minimum or total purchase minimum per order must total $55</div></div></div><div class="chat-line__bubble"><div class="chat-line__body formatted_content"> </div></div><div class="chat-line__avatar"> </div> can be combined with other items. Message to augment minimum order per product to combine items.

Mixed Smooth, Yellow Footed and Fragrant Chanterelles (price per 4oz) <<Ohio River Valley>>

Flavor bomb - these mushrooms are highly sought after for their flavor and intensity.  A little goes a long way.  Also amazing as a finishing or Plating Mushrooms for that special occasion or shoot.  (price is for 4 oz)Fresh wild-harvested chanterelles mushrooms. Minimum purchase applies. 1/2lb increments available.*Seasonal from late Spring to early Fall&gt;&gt; Local pick-up available for all orders.  Shipping rates may apply for fresh goods, and will depend on size and order.  <div class="chat-line__bubble" data-mce-style="border-radius: 1rem; text-align: left; background: var(--color-bg--blue-lighter); padding: 0.5em 1em; min-width: 0px; max-width: 100%; direction: ltr;" style="border-radius: 1rem;background: var(--color-bg--blue-lighter);padding: 0.5em 1em;min-width: 0px;max-width: 100%;direction: ltr"><div class="chat-line__body formatted_content"><div> </div><div data-mce-style="margin: 0px;" style="margin: 0px">*One pound minimum or total purchase minimum per order must total $40</div></div></div><div class="chat-line__bubble"><div class="chat-line__body formatted_content"> </div></div><div class="chat-line__avatar"> </div>

Black Trumpet Chanterelles (price per 4oz, may vary per market rate)

Fresh violets - will wilt, can be dried, or fresh same day for use.

These are a Spring delicacy and while shipping is available they will likely be wilted upon arrival. Local pick up is highly encouraged.

Violets

Fresh wild-harvested morel mushrooms. Minimum purchase applies. 1/2lb increments available.*Seasonal in Spring&gt;&gt; Local pick-up available for all orders.  Shipping rates may apply for fresh goods, and will depend on size and order.  <div class="chat-line__bubble" style="border-radius: 1rem;text-align: left;background: var(--color-bg--blue-lighter);padding: 0.5em 1em;min-width: 0px;max-width: 100%;direction: ltr" data-mce-style="border-radius: 1rem; text-align: left; background: var(--color-bg--blue-lighter); padding: 0.5em 1em; min-width: 0px; max-width: 100%; direction: ltr;"><div class="chat-line__body formatted_content"><div> </div><div style="margin: 0px" data-mce-style="margin: 0px;">*One pound minimum or total purchase minimum per order must total $40</div></div></div><div class="chat-line__bubble"><div class="chat-line__body formatted_content"> </div></div><div class="chat-line__avatar"> </div>

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