Project Mushroom: A Modern Guide to Growing Fungi
By (Author) Lorraine Caley
By (author) Jodie Bryan
By (author) Kew Royal Botanic Gardens
Quarto Publishing PLC
Frances Lincoln
7th May 2024
2nd May 2024
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Container gardening
Self-sufficiency and green lifestyle
635.8
Hardback
192
Width 170mm, Height 230mm
500g
Project Mushroom is the practical and beautiful guide to growing, displaying, cooking and identifying edible mushrooms. Mushrooms are good for us and for the environment: they are a sustainable, easy-to-grow food source and full of nutritional goodness. But they can also be attractive and useful additions to our homes and gardens - whether displayed in ceramic vases, on macrame or even used to make ink, paper or seed pots. In this book, mushroom experts Lorraine Caley and Jodie Bryan (aka the Caley Brothers) provide more than 30 projects so you can grow mushrooms at home. An extensive introduction de-mystifiesmushrooms and their benefits (for our health and the environment) and gives you a mushroom-growingstarter kit Provides simple, easy-to-follow techniques for growing all types of mushroom Discover striking ways to display and use mushrooms in the home: make sustainable hanging decorations or display in a ceramic vase Learn how to garden with mushrooms: make a mushroom bed or display varieties in seasonal containers Experiment with easy recipes for adding mushrooms to your store cupboard, including a Vitamin D boost, mushroom tincture and dried mushroom powder This guide takes out the technical jargon, provides fascinating inspiration and answers all your burning questions. With so many ideas to explore, it demonstrates that mushroom growing doesn't have to be scary. Created in collaboration withthe world-renowned Kew Gardens and with an extensive introduction and a directory of mushrooms, this book is a must-have for any modern mushroom lover. Join the mushroom revolution today.
Caley Bros was founded by sisters Lorraine and Jodie after discovering a passion for mushroom cultivation. After selling their mushroom-growing kits at farmers markets they were soon discovered by TV personality Arit Anderson and invited to contribute to Planet Studio, the gold-winning houseplant studio at RHS Chelsea 2022. They also host workshops, speak on podcasts and give talks at major gardening events, such as RHS Hampton Court and Gardeners World Live.. Caley Bros are currently working with Kew to install the first ever mushroom bed in their kitchen garden.Kew Royal Botanic Gardens has built a global resource for medicinal plant names that enables health professionals and researchers to access information about plants and plant products relevant to pharmacological research, health regulation, traditional medicine and functional foods.