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30-09-2008, 07:05 AM
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| | | Re: Russula emetica? The Sickener...
Sorry Fairplay. The Scots Pines are 30ft high... and no other trees! J |
30-09-2008, 09:35 AM
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| | | Re: Russula emetica? The Sickener...
Mmmmm...... so if the Pines were planted only last week, and you fed them 'Miracle Grow' daily, I suppose they could reach....... forget it !!! 
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30-09-2008, 03:00 PM
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| | | Re: Russula emetica? The Sickener...
Hi. I think it must be Russula rosea. Michael Jordan came over to help me with some surveying of Fungi in our area... and I forgot that we found them on the lawn during his visit...The Scots Pines have turned out to be a red herring!
It doesn't smell much and there is no staining.
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30-09-2008, 06:54 PM
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| | | Re: Russula emetica? The Sickener...
Ooch ! - don't know about that Jane, I'm only being light hearted in my last couple of posts.
Andy has considerable experience, and I'm sure he is right.
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30-09-2008, 07:54 PM
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| | | Re: Russula emetica? The Sickener...
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Originally Posted by tigger  Hi. I think it must be Russula rosea. Michael Jordan came over to help me with some surveying of Fungi in our area... and I forgot that we found them on the lawn during his visit...The Scots Pines have turned out to be a red herring!
It doesn't smell much and there is no staining.
Jane | Hi Jane,
Just one question, how can the Pine trees be a red herring if there are no other trees in sight? Russula rosea does not grow in association with Pine, sorry but that is a fact.
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