| We have found many different kinds of fungus
in the garden, especially during the autumn and winter months.
However, they are proving very difficult to identify. We would
appreciate your help in correcting any errors in those we have
identified and please take a look at the gallery below which
are those we have yet to identify. Click here to contact us
if you can help or click on the links below for more
information about those we have identified.
Can you help identify these? If so, please
contact us. Thank you.
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| Fungus 1a |
Fungus 1b |
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| Fungus 5 |
Fungus 6 |
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| Fungus 9a |
Fungus 9b |
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| Fungus 11a |
Fungus 11b |
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| Fungus 13 |
Fungus 15 |
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| Fungus 16 |
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| Fungus 19a |
Fungus 19b |
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Fungus 23 |
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| growing on stump (oak or beech) |
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