Not the best photo. I ran out and snapped this while Gabe was in his highchair. Someday maybe I'll have time to slow down and use the tripod.
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-Michelle, Chris, and Gabe Clay
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I'd love to grow this! But from what I have read it is dependent on a symbiotic relationship with certain soil fungi in the presence of certain types of trees, so the conditions have to be just right. Neat photo!
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