So here are a few photos of my garden. I hope some mushroom and plant expert can help me out to identify a few specimens.
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| Is this edible? I wouldn't like to be guinea pig! |
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| What about this one: edible or poisonous? |
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| Another mystery mushroom. I only know Porcini, which are not to be found freely in the UK, at least not in Cambridge |
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| This looks really like an edible one but wary... |
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| This looks nice, edible? |
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| A cat or other animal uprooted this, edible? |
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| Still a few blackberries against the fence... |
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| ...and a few strawberries. |
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| No idea what this plant this, it has followed me from London garden as very easy to propagate |
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| This is my massive strawberry tree, which I have recently identified |
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| This is under the strawberry tree, berries are edible but not great tasting |
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| Foetida lily, it's everywhere in my garden, lovely seedheads |
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| Michaelmas daisies and another curious mushroom on dead stump, we get massive shelf one earlier in the year but would not dare eating it |
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| This is a Victorian plant, very easy to propagate, so it has followed me from London garden. I got the parent plant from museum garden sale - the local E17 museum in the Walthamstow village: Persicaria Red Dragon |
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| A truly curious plant, no idea what it is |
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| Identified this thanks to the Botanic Garden, common name is Butler's Broom, edible when young, very bitter though |
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| A primrose, already! |
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| A few bought plants awaiting a place in flower border or decorative pot |
