In favorable weather (after heavy rainfall), they appear in parks, on squares, lawns, stumps, and trees.
Which edible species can be found in green areas in Bolesławiec?
Champignons – grow on lawns, in gardens, along roads, and in meadows.
Chicken of the woods – grows on deciduous trees, often in parks and gardens.
Scarletina bolete – grows on squares and in parks and gardens, often near linden trees. This mushroom requires 30 minutes of boiling before consumption.
Oak bolete – grows on squares, in gardens, and in parks, often near linden trees, oaks, and beeches.
Park mushroom – as the name suggests, it grows in parks.
Fairy ring mushroom – grows in parks, on squares, in meadows, and at forest edges.
Bush bell mushrooms – grow on lawns, in gardens, and in thickets.
Golden-pored bolete – grows at forest edges, along roads, and in parks.
Oyster mushrooms – grow on branches and stumps of deciduous trees, often in parks and gardens.
Parasol mushrooms – grow in meadows, at forest edges, and in gardens.
Shaggy ink caps – grow in meadows, along roads, and in parks. Only young fruiting bodies are edible, when they are completely white.
Finally, scarletina boletes and oak boletes in a video:
At the same time, it should be emphasized that collecting edible mushrooms in urban areas is not advisable because of vehicle exhaust and other pollutants.
Some mushroom species accumulate all kinds of pollutants and therefore collecting them from urban areas for consumption is not recommended.