Mushrooms
The planting of the of mycologically infected trees (a symbiotic relationship between the tree roots and the fungi) began back in 2013 with the Bianchetto Truffle, followed by Shoro, (new) Birch Boletes, Slippery Jacks, Porcini and Black Truffles. The success of these fungi are somewhat random and due to the fact they grow underground one cannot actually see how things are progressing until you come across a ‘mushroom’ – in saying that we have been starting to see results of the ‘above ground’ producing fungi! As these fungi cannot be recreated artificially these are truly seasonal and some years are more prolific than others!