GROWING SPECIALTY GOURMET MUSHROOMS
Welcome!
We grow a wide range of speciality gourmet mushrooms. Below is a very small example of some of the unique mushrooms we produce. All our mushrooms are grown predominantly on hardwood sawdust and no nasty chemicals or sprays are every sprayed on them. The only thing that gets spayed on our mushrooms is a very fine water mist.
Cultivate a healthy body.
Golden Oyster Mushrooms
This delicate gourmet mushroom definitely catches peoples eye at the farmers markets.
Shiitake
Shiitake mushrooms are probably the most common mushroom I grow but also one of the most popular with my customers.
Lion's Mane Mushroom
This mushroom has been in the spotlight a lot lately for it’s potential health benefits. A quick google search on this mushroom will keep bring up no end of potential health benefits this mushroom has to offer us. This particular variety was cloned for a wild specimen from the Otway National Park in Victoria. ID was done by the University of Tasmania
Market Locations
Find our mushrooms at the following farmers markets around Melbourne.
Alphington Farmer Market every first and third Sunday of the month.
Address: Melbourne Innovation Centre, 2 Wingrove St, Alphington VIC 3078
https://mfm.com.au/event/alphington-fm-2-2019-01-20/
Coburg Farmers Market– every second Saturday of each month. ( and any 5th Saturday Of the month too )
Address: Coburg Primary School, 92 Bell Street, Coburg, Vic, 3058
https://mfm.com.au/event/coburg-fm-2019-01-19/
Eltham Farmers Market – every second and 5th Sunday of the month
Address: 10-18 Arthur St, Eltham VIC 3095
https://localfoodconnect.org.au/elthamfm
Third Saturday of every month
Address: Gasworks Arts Park, 21 Graham St, Albert Park VIC 3206
http://www.gasworks.org.au/farmers-market/
Every 4th Saturday of the month
https://www.facebook.com/ElwoodFM/
https://www.vfma.org.au/AccreditedMarkets?ContactKey=3a8d7fc9-fc0b-40c7-855d-40c1e1cfea45
First Saturday of the month
Where
Peanut Farm Reserve
Chaucer Street, St Kilda
(right behind Veg Out, and also behind Acland Street)