Burdock
Black Raspberries
"Escargot"
Need we say more?
Cattails
Cattail Hearts
Cattail Heart and Tomato Salad
These events are "go" rain or shine.
Tickets can be purchased by e-transfer.
For more information phone 519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com.
For more information phone 519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com.
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Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to the email address listed below.
For more information phone 519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com.
June 6th 202615 tickets available.
For more information phone 519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com.
June 6th 202615 tickets available.
Day Lily Flower Buds
Once the Day Lily Shoots have thickened they send up stems that are home to the flower buds.
These buds are absolutely delicious. Initially the taste is reminiscent of asparagus but within a minute a spicy flavour comes across
the pallet. They are excellent in soups and stews and make a wonderful addition to pasta dishes.
Along with the Day Lilies we will be
harvesting Cow Parslay, Nettles, Sochan and Pheasant Back Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Stratford Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 7th 202615 tickets available.
Platterful Mushrooms
The Platterful Mushroom begins to appear in early June and will continue throughout
the season. It has a large grey cap and beautiful white gills that drape down like curtains. Platterfuls can be found on decayed hardwood or arise
from rotted wood beneath the forest floor.
Along with these mushrooms we will be searching for Wild Leeks Bulbs, Wild Ginger, Sochan
and Cow Parslay.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Bright, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 13th 202615 tickets available.
Strawberries, Nettles and Mushrooms
As an added bonus all participants will be receiving a box of Strawberries from Walch
Family Strawberries just outside of Stratford along with assorted mushrooms from Fresh and Tasty Mushrooms.
One of the most healthy plants you can consume is the Nettle. We will be harvesting
two types of this amazing species, the Slender Nettle and the Wood Nettle. Both help to reduce inflammation,
lower blood pressure, aid in blood sugar control and are also used to treat Hay Fever. On the culinary side the recipes are endless. Nettle Soup,
Nettle Pesto, Nettle Tea and, believe it or not, Nettle Beer to name but a few.
Along the trails we will also be searching for Turkey Tail Mushrooms, Pheasant Back Mushrooms and Day Lily Flower Buds.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Packham Road Sports Complex, Stratford, ON N5A 6S4
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 14th 202615 tickets available.
Wild Ginger - Medicinal!
Wild ginger's primary uses are for flavoring food and as a medicinal plant,
particularly its roots, which are used by Indigenous peoples to treat indigestion, colds, fevers, and cramps, and applied as
a poultice for wounds. You can get more information here PLUS a fantastic
recipe for Wild Ginger Syrup.
We will also be foraging for Wild Leek Bulbs, Platterful Mushrooms and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 20th 202615 tickets available.
Pleurotus ostreatus
Otherwise known as Summer Oysters, these are one of our favourites of Summer. They have a slight fishy taste
that works well with most recipes. And, of course, there is our standard . . . butter and garlic.
We will also be searching
for Wild Leek Bulbs, Wild Ginger, Wood Sorrel, Platterful and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 21st 202615 tickets available.
Happy Father's Day! Sweetbread and Hen of the Woods.
The Sweetbread Mushroom can be found from late June through September. White cap, white stem.
Odor hints of Cucumber. To quote the National Audubon Society's Field Guide to Mushrooms: As its common name implies,
this is an excellent edible mushroom.
The Summer Mushrooms are beginning to kick in. Among the ones we will be searching for: The Summer Oyster,
Angel Wings, the early Boletes and more.
As an added bonus each participant will receive one Hen of the Woods from Shogun Maitake
for their cooking pleasure.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 27th 202611 tickets available.
The Black Velvet Bolete
The Black Velvet is one of the earliest Boletes to appear, continuing to show itself through most of the Summer. Rated as "choice" by many North American
chefs, it can be found primarily under mature oaks. Which is why we have chosen Sudden Tract outside of Cambridge for our trek. Sudden Tract is made up of diverse forests including one huge section of hardwoods. We might
add the trails are some of the most beautiful in southwestern Ontario, home to other fungi such as Oysters, Corals,
Honey Mushrooms and more.
Our horizons are expanding and will include Sudden Tract
several times this season. (By the way, dogs are more than welcome.)
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to this email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 28th 202613 tickets available.
Wood Sorrel, Black Berries and Mushrooms
Wood Sorrel is a wild edible plant that resembles clover and shamrock. It thrives across
Canada, appearing from early Summer to mid-Autumn. Wood Sorrel is an incredible thirst quencher and is refreshing to eat. Both leaves and
flowers are edible with a taste of mild lemon. This plant is wonderful in soups and stews. Makes a wonderful tea both hot and cold.
We'll be harvesting this wild edible along with Black Berries, Wild Ginger, Wild Leek Bulbs and mushrooms such as Summer Oysters, Platterful, Beech Rooter
and more.
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Woodstock, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to his email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
Day Lily Flower Buds
Once the Day Lily Shoots have thickened they send up stems that are home to the flower buds.
These buds are absolutely delicious. Initially the taste is reminiscent of asparagus but within a minute a spicy flavour comes across
the pallet. They are excellent in soups and stews and make a wonderful addition to pasta dishes.
Along with the Day Lilies we will be harvesting Cow Parslay, Nettles, Sochan and Pheasant Back Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Stratford Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Along with the Day Lilies we will be harvesting Cow Parslay, Nettles, Sochan and Pheasant Back Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Stratford Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 7th 202615 tickets available.
June 7th 202615 tickets available.
Platterful Mushrooms
The Platterful Mushroom begins to appear in early June and will continue throughout
the season. It has a large grey cap and beautiful white gills that drape down like curtains. Platterfuls can be found on decayed hardwood or arise
from rotted wood beneath the forest floor.
Along with these mushrooms we will be searching for Wild Leeks Bulbs, Wild Ginger, Sochan
and Cow Parslay.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Bright, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 13th 202615 tickets available.
Strawberries, Nettles and Mushrooms
As an added bonus all participants will be receiving a box of Strawberries from Walch
Family Strawberries just outside of Stratford along with assorted mushrooms from Fresh and Tasty Mushrooms.
One of the most healthy plants you can consume is the Nettle. We will be harvesting
two types of this amazing species, the Slender Nettle and the Wood Nettle. Both help to reduce inflammation,
lower blood pressure, aid in blood sugar control and are also used to treat Hay Fever. On the culinary side the recipes are endless. Nettle Soup,
Nettle Pesto, Nettle Tea and, believe it or not, Nettle Beer to name but a few.
Along the trails we will also be searching for Turkey Tail Mushrooms, Pheasant Back Mushrooms and Day Lily Flower Buds.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Packham Road Sports Complex, Stratford, ON N5A 6S4
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 14th 202615 tickets available.
Wild Ginger - Medicinal!
Wild ginger's primary uses are for flavoring food and as a medicinal plant,
particularly its roots, which are used by Indigenous peoples to treat indigestion, colds, fevers, and cramps, and applied as
a poultice for wounds. You can get more information here PLUS a fantastic
recipe for Wild Ginger Syrup.
We will also be foraging for Wild Leek Bulbs, Platterful Mushrooms and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 20th 202615 tickets available.
Pleurotus ostreatus
Otherwise known as Summer Oysters, these are one of our favourites of Summer. They have a slight fishy taste
that works well with most recipes. And, of course, there is our standard . . . butter and garlic.
We will also be searching
for Wild Leek Bulbs, Wild Ginger, Wood Sorrel, Platterful and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 21st 202615 tickets available.
Happy Father's Day! Sweetbread and Hen of the Woods.
The Sweetbread Mushroom can be found from late June through September. White cap, white stem.
Odor hints of Cucumber. To quote the National Audubon Society's Field Guide to Mushrooms: As its common name implies,
this is an excellent edible mushroom.
The Summer Mushrooms are beginning to kick in. Among the ones we will be searching for: The Summer Oyster,
Angel Wings, the early Boletes and more.
As an added bonus each participant will receive one Hen of the Woods from Shogun Maitake
for their cooking pleasure.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 27th 202611 tickets available.
The Black Velvet Bolete
The Black Velvet is one of the earliest Boletes to appear, continuing to show itself through most of the Summer. Rated as "choice" by many North American
chefs, it can be found primarily under mature oaks. Which is why we have chosen Sudden Tract outside of Cambridge for our trek. Sudden Tract is made up of diverse forests including one huge section of hardwoods. We might
add the trails are some of the most beautiful in southwestern Ontario, home to other fungi such as Oysters, Corals,
Honey Mushrooms and more.
Our horizons are expanding and will include Sudden Tract
several times this season. (By the way, dogs are more than welcome.)
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to this email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 28th 202613 tickets available.
Wood Sorrel, Black Berries and Mushrooms
Wood Sorrel is a wild edible plant that resembles clover and shamrock. It thrives across
Canada, appearing from early Summer to mid-Autumn. Wood Sorrel is an incredible thirst quencher and is refreshing to eat. Both leaves and
flowers are edible with a taste of mild lemon. This plant is wonderful in soups and stews. Makes a wonderful tea both hot and cold.
We'll be harvesting this wild edible along with Black Berries, Wild Ginger, Wild Leek Bulbs and mushrooms such as Summer Oysters, Platterful, Beech Rooter
and more.
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Woodstock, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to his email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
Platterful Mushrooms
Along with these mushrooms we will be searching for Wild Leeks Bulbs, Wild Ginger, Sochan and Cow Parslay. Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Bright, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 13th 202615 tickets available.
June 13th 202615 tickets available.
Strawberries, Nettles and Mushrooms
As an added bonus all participants will be receiving a box of Strawberries from Walch
Family Strawberries just outside of Stratford along with assorted mushrooms from Fresh and Tasty Mushrooms.
One of the most healthy plants you can consume is the Nettle. We will be harvesting
two types of this amazing species, the Slender Nettle and the Wood Nettle. Both help to reduce inflammation,
lower blood pressure, aid in blood sugar control and are also used to treat Hay Fever. On the culinary side the recipes are endless. Nettle Soup,
Nettle Pesto, Nettle Tea and, believe it or not, Nettle Beer to name but a few.
Along the trails we will also be searching for Turkey Tail Mushrooms, Pheasant Back Mushrooms and Day Lily Flower Buds.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Packham Road Sports Complex, Stratford, ON N5A 6S4
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 14th 202615 tickets available.
Wild Ginger - Medicinal!
Wild ginger's primary uses are for flavoring food and as a medicinal plant,
particularly its roots, which are used by Indigenous peoples to treat indigestion, colds, fevers, and cramps, and applied as
a poultice for wounds. You can get more information here PLUS a fantastic
recipe for Wild Ginger Syrup.
We will also be foraging for Wild Leek Bulbs, Platterful Mushrooms and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 20th 202615 tickets available.
Pleurotus ostreatus
Otherwise known as Summer Oysters, these are one of our favourites of Summer. They have a slight fishy taste
that works well with most recipes. And, of course, there is our standard . . . butter and garlic.
We will also be searching
for Wild Leek Bulbs, Wild Ginger, Wood Sorrel, Platterful and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 21st 202615 tickets available.
Happy Father's Day! Sweetbread and Hen of the Woods.
The Sweetbread Mushroom can be found from late June through September. White cap, white stem.
Odor hints of Cucumber. To quote the National Audubon Society's Field Guide to Mushrooms: As its common name implies,
this is an excellent edible mushroom.
The Summer Mushrooms are beginning to kick in. Among the ones we will be searching for: The Summer Oyster,
Angel Wings, the early Boletes and more.
As an added bonus each participant will receive one Hen of the Woods from Shogun Maitake
for their cooking pleasure.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 27th 202611 tickets available.
The Black Velvet Bolete
The Black Velvet is one of the earliest Boletes to appear, continuing to show itself through most of the Summer. Rated as "choice" by many North American
chefs, it can be found primarily under mature oaks. Which is why we have chosen Sudden Tract outside of Cambridge for our trek. Sudden Tract is made up of diverse forests including one huge section of hardwoods. We might
add the trails are some of the most beautiful in southwestern Ontario, home to other fungi such as Oysters, Corals,
Honey Mushrooms and more.
Our horizons are expanding and will include Sudden Tract
several times this season. (By the way, dogs are more than welcome.)
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to this email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 28th 202613 tickets available.
Wood Sorrel, Black Berries and Mushrooms
Wood Sorrel is a wild edible plant that resembles clover and shamrock. It thrives across
Canada, appearing from early Summer to mid-Autumn. Wood Sorrel is an incredible thirst quencher and is refreshing to eat. Both leaves and
flowers are edible with a taste of mild lemon. This plant is wonderful in soups and stews. Makes a wonderful tea both hot and cold.
We'll be harvesting this wild edible along with Black Berries, Wild Ginger, Wild Leek Bulbs and mushrooms such as Summer Oysters, Platterful, Beech Rooter
and more.
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Woodstock, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to his email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
One of the most healthy plants you can consume is the Nettle. We will be harvesting two types of this amazing species, the Slender Nettle and the Wood Nettle. Both help to reduce inflammation, lower blood pressure, aid in blood sugar control and are also used to treat Hay Fever. On the culinary side the recipes are endless. Nettle Soup, Nettle Pesto, Nettle Tea and, believe it or not, Nettle Beer to name but a few.
Along the trails we will also be searching for Turkey Tail Mushrooms, Pheasant Back Mushrooms and Day Lily Flower Buds.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Packham Road Sports Complex, Stratford, ON N5A 6S4
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 14th 202615 tickets available.
Wild Ginger - Medicinal!
Wild ginger's primary uses are for flavoring food and as a medicinal plant,
particularly its roots, which are used by Indigenous peoples to treat indigestion, colds, fevers, and cramps, and applied as
a poultice for wounds. You can get more information here PLUS a fantastic
recipe for Wild Ginger Syrup.
We will also be foraging for Wild Leek Bulbs, Platterful Mushrooms and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 20th 202615 tickets available.
Pleurotus ostreatus
Otherwise known as Summer Oysters, these are one of our favourites of Summer. They have a slight fishy taste
that works well with most recipes. And, of course, there is our standard . . . butter and garlic.
We will also be searching
for Wild Leek Bulbs, Wild Ginger, Wood Sorrel, Platterful and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 21st 202615 tickets available.
Happy Father's Day! Sweetbread and Hen of the Woods.
The Sweetbread Mushroom can be found from late June through September. White cap, white stem.
Odor hints of Cucumber. To quote the National Audubon Society's Field Guide to Mushrooms: As its common name implies,
this is an excellent edible mushroom.
The Summer Mushrooms are beginning to kick in. Among the ones we will be searching for: The Summer Oyster,
Angel Wings, the early Boletes and more.
As an added bonus each participant will receive one Hen of the Woods from Shogun Maitake
for their cooking pleasure.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 27th 202611 tickets available.
The Black Velvet Bolete
The Black Velvet is one of the earliest Boletes to appear, continuing to show itself through most of the Summer. Rated as "choice" by many North American
chefs, it can be found primarily under mature oaks. Which is why we have chosen Sudden Tract outside of Cambridge for our trek. Sudden Tract is made up of diverse forests including one huge section of hardwoods. We might
add the trails are some of the most beautiful in southwestern Ontario, home to other fungi such as Oysters, Corals,
Honey Mushrooms and more.
Our horizons are expanding and will include Sudden Tract
several times this season. (By the way, dogs are more than welcome.)
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to this email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 28th 202613 tickets available.
Wood Sorrel, Black Berries and Mushrooms
Wood Sorrel is a wild edible plant that resembles clover and shamrock. It thrives across
Canada, appearing from early Summer to mid-Autumn. Wood Sorrel is an incredible thirst quencher and is refreshing to eat. Both leaves and
flowers are edible with a taste of mild lemon. This plant is wonderful in soups and stews. Makes a wonderful tea both hot and cold.
We'll be harvesting this wild edible along with Black Berries, Wild Ginger, Wild Leek Bulbs and mushrooms such as Summer Oysters, Platterful, Beech Rooter
and more.
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Woodstock, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to his email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
Wild Ginger - Medicinal!
Wild ginger's primary uses are for flavoring food and as a medicinal plant,
particularly its roots, which are used by Indigenous peoples to treat indigestion, colds, fevers, and cramps, and applied as
a poultice for wounds. You can get more information here PLUS a fantastic
recipe for Wild Ginger Syrup.
We will also be foraging for Wild Leek Bulbs, Platterful Mushrooms and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
We will also be foraging for Wild Leek Bulbs, Platterful Mushrooms and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 20th 202615 tickets available.
Pleurotus ostreatus
Otherwise known as Summer Oysters, these are one of our favourites of Summer. They have a slight fishy taste
that works well with most recipes. And, of course, there is our standard . . . butter and garlic.
We will also be searching
for Wild Leek Bulbs, Wild Ginger, Wood Sorrel, Platterful and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 21st 202615 tickets available.
Happy Father's Day! Sweetbread and Hen of the Woods.
The Sweetbread Mushroom can be found from late June through September. White cap, white stem.
Odor hints of Cucumber. To quote the National Audubon Society's Field Guide to Mushrooms: As its common name implies,
this is an excellent edible mushroom.
The Summer Mushrooms are beginning to kick in. Among the ones we will be searching for: The Summer Oyster,
Angel Wings, the early Boletes and more.
As an added bonus each participant will receive one Hen of the Woods from Shogun Maitake
for their cooking pleasure.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 27th 202611 tickets available.
The Black Velvet Bolete
The Black Velvet is one of the earliest Boletes to appear, continuing to show itself through most of the Summer. Rated as "choice" by many North American
chefs, it can be found primarily under mature oaks. Which is why we have chosen Sudden Tract outside of Cambridge for our trek. Sudden Tract is made up of diverse forests including one huge section of hardwoods. We might
add the trails are some of the most beautiful in southwestern Ontario, home to other fungi such as Oysters, Corals,
Honey Mushrooms and more.
Our horizons are expanding and will include Sudden Tract
several times this season. (By the way, dogs are more than welcome.)
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to this email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 28th 202613 tickets available.
Wood Sorrel, Black Berries and Mushrooms
Wood Sorrel is a wild edible plant that resembles clover and shamrock. It thrives across
Canada, appearing from early Summer to mid-Autumn. Wood Sorrel is an incredible thirst quencher and is refreshing to eat. Both leaves and
flowers are edible with a taste of mild lemon. This plant is wonderful in soups and stews. Makes a wonderful tea both hot and cold.
We'll be harvesting this wild edible along with Black Berries, Wild Ginger, Wild Leek Bulbs and mushrooms such as Summer Oysters, Platterful, Beech Rooter
and more.
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Woodstock, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to his email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
Pleurotus ostreatus
Otherwise known as Summer Oysters, these are one of our favourites of Summer. They have a slight fishy taste
that works well with most recipes. And, of course, there is our standard . . . butter and garlic.
We will also be searching for Wild Leek Bulbs, Wild Ginger, Wood Sorrel, Platterful and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
We will also be searching for Wild Leek Bulbs, Wild Ginger, Wood Sorrel, Platterful and Beech Rooter Mushrooms.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Oxford County, Ontario area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 21st 202615 tickets available.
Happy Father's Day! Sweetbread and Hen of the Woods.
The Sweetbread Mushroom can be found from late June through September. White cap, white stem.
Odor hints of Cucumber. To quote the National Audubon Society's Field Guide to Mushrooms: As its common name implies,
this is an excellent edible mushroom.
The Summer Mushrooms are beginning to kick in. Among the ones we will be searching for: The Summer Oyster,
Angel Wings, the early Boletes and more.
As an added bonus each participant will receive one Hen of the Woods from Shogun Maitake
for their cooking pleasure.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 27th 202611 tickets available.
The Black Velvet Bolete
The Black Velvet is one of the earliest Boletes to appear, continuing to show itself through most of the Summer. Rated as "choice" by many North American
chefs, it can be found primarily under mature oaks. Which is why we have chosen Sudden Tract outside of Cambridge for our trek. Sudden Tract is made up of diverse forests including one huge section of hardwoods. We might
add the trails are some of the most beautiful in southwestern Ontario, home to other fungi such as Oysters, Corals,
Honey Mushrooms and more.
Our horizons are expanding and will include Sudden Tract
several times this season. (By the way, dogs are more than welcome.)
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to this email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 28th 202613 tickets available.
Wood Sorrel, Black Berries and Mushrooms
Wood Sorrel is a wild edible plant that resembles clover and shamrock. It thrives across
Canada, appearing from early Summer to mid-Autumn. Wood Sorrel is an incredible thirst quencher and is refreshing to eat. Both leaves and
flowers are edible with a taste of mild lemon. This plant is wonderful in soups and stews. Makes a wonderful tea both hot and cold.
We'll be harvesting this wild edible along with Black Berries, Wild Ginger, Wild Leek Bulbs and mushrooms such as Summer Oysters, Platterful, Beech Rooter
and more.
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Woodstock, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to his email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
Happy Father's Day! Sweetbread and Hen of the Woods.
The Sweetbread Mushroom can be found from late June through September. White cap, white stem.
Odor hints of Cucumber. To quote the National Audubon Society's Field Guide to Mushrooms: As its common name implies,
this is an excellent edible mushroom.
The Summer Mushrooms are beginning to kick in. Among the ones we will be searching for: The Summer Oyster, Angel Wings, the early Boletes and more.
As an added bonus each participant will receive one Hen of the Woods from Shogun Maitake for their cooking pleasure.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
The Summer Mushrooms are beginning to kick in. Among the ones we will be searching for: The Summer Oyster, Angel Wings, the early Boletes and more.
As an added bonus each participant will receive one Hen of the Woods from Shogun Maitake for their cooking pleasure.
Start time: 10:00 am, length: approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge area.
Cost: $50.00/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through E-transfer to the email address listed. For more information phone
519-271-3726 or email us at pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 27th 202611 tickets available.
The Black Velvet Bolete
The Black Velvet is one of the earliest Boletes to appear, continuing to show itself through most of the Summer. Rated as "choice" by many North American
chefs, it can be found primarily under mature oaks. Which is why we have chosen Sudden Tract outside of Cambridge for our trek. Sudden Tract is made up of diverse forests including one huge section of hardwoods. We might
add the trails are some of the most beautiful in southwestern Ontario, home to other fungi such as Oysters, Corals,
Honey Mushrooms and more.
Our horizons are expanding and will include Sudden Tract
several times this season. (By the way, dogs are more than welcome.)
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to this email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 28th 202613 tickets available.
Wood Sorrel, Black Berries and Mushrooms
Wood Sorrel is a wild edible plant that resembles clover and shamrock. It thrives across
Canada, appearing from early Summer to mid-Autumn. Wood Sorrel is an incredible thirst quencher and is refreshing to eat. Both leaves and
flowers are edible with a taste of mild lemon. This plant is wonderful in soups and stews. Makes a wonderful tea both hot and cold.
We'll be harvesting this wild edible along with Black Berries, Wild Ginger, Wild Leek Bulbs and mushrooms such as Summer Oysters, Platterful, Beech Rooter
and more.
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Woodstock, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to his email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
The Black Velvet Bolete
The Black Velvet is one of the earliest Boletes to appear, continuing to show itself through most of the Summer. Rated as "choice" by many North American
chefs, it can be found primarily under mature oaks. Which is why we have chosen Sudden Tract outside of Cambridge for our trek. Sudden Tract is made up of diverse forests including one huge section of hardwoods. We might
add the trails are some of the most beautiful in southwestern Ontario, home to other fungi such as Oysters, Corals,
Honey Mushrooms and more.
Our horizons are expanding and will include Sudden Tract
several times this season. (By the way, dogs are more than welcome.)
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to this email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 28th 202613 tickets available.
Wood Sorrel, Black Berries and Mushrooms
Wood Sorrel is a wild edible plant that resembles clover and shamrock. It thrives across
Canada, appearing from early Summer to mid-Autumn. Wood Sorrel is an incredible thirst quencher and is refreshing to eat. Both leaves and
flowers are edible with a taste of mild lemon. This plant is wonderful in soups and stews. Makes a wonderful tea both hot and cold.
We'll be harvesting this wild edible along with Black Berries, Wild Ginger, Wild Leek Bulbs and mushrooms such as Summer Oysters, Platterful, Beech Rooter
and more.
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Woodstock, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to his email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
The Black Velvet Bolete
The Black Velvet is one of the earliest Boletes to appear, continuing to show itself through most of the Summer. Rated as "choice" by many North American
chefs, it can be found primarily under mature oaks. Which is why we have chosen Sudden Tract outside of Cambridge for our trek. Sudden Tract is made up of diverse forests including one huge section of hardwoods. We might
add the trails are some of the most beautiful in southwestern Ontario, home to other fungi such as Oysters, Corals,
Honey Mushrooms and more.
Our horizons are expanding and will include Sudden Tract several times this season. (By the way, dogs are more than welcome.)
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to this email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 28th 202613 tickets available.
Our horizons are expanding and will include Sudden Tract several times this season. (By the way, dogs are more than welcome.)
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Cambridge, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to this email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
June 28th 202613 tickets available.
Wood Sorrel, Black Berries and Mushrooms
Wood Sorrel is a wild edible plant that resembles clover and shamrock. It thrives across
Canada, appearing from early Summer to mid-Autumn. Wood Sorrel is an incredible thirst quencher and is refreshing to eat. Both leaves and
flowers are edible with a taste of mild lemon. This plant is wonderful in soups and stews. Makes a wonderful tea both hot and cold.
We'll be harvesting this wild edible along with Black Berries, Wild Ginger, Wild Leek Bulbs and mushrooms such as Summer Oysters, Platterful, Beech Rooter
and more.
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Woodstock, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to his email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
Wood Sorrel, Black Berries and Mushrooms
Wood Sorrel is a wild edible plant that resembles clover and shamrock. It thrives across
Canada, appearing from early Summer to mid-Autumn. Wood Sorrel is an incredible thirst quencher and is refreshing to eat. Both leaves and
flowers are edible with a taste of mild lemon. This plant is wonderful in soups and stews. Makes a wonderful tea both hot and cold.
We'll be harvesting this wild edible along with Black Berries, Wild Ginger, Wild Leek Bulbs and mushrooms such as Summer Oysters, Platterful, Beech Rooter and more.
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Woodstock, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to his email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com
We'll be harvesting this wild edible along with Black Berries, Wild Ginger, Wild Leek Bulbs and mushrooms such as Summer Oysters, Platterful, Beech Rooter and more.
Start time: 10:00 am. Duration 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Where: Woodstock, Ontario area
Cost: $50/person (Includes HST)
Tickets can be purchased through e-transfer to his email account: pucksplenty@gmail.com