April 6th / 6-7:30pm / Spring Mushroom Identification & Ganoderma Tincture with Emily Hemeyer of Wild Seed Field Museum

With Spring rain comes fungi! Gear up for the season learning basic mushroom identification and preservation techniques in the Forest & Meadow Garden. We'll focus on Spring edibles, medicinals and toxic species to avoid. Discover uses, preservation and foraging tips along with stories from the field. Each participant will leave with a small jar of Ganoderma (Reishi) tincture to finish processing at home. Emily has a decade of devoted field experience and is a member of the Missouri Mycological Society (MOMS) and the North American Mycological Association (NAMA).

Thursday, April 6th
6-7:30pm


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