Where to Find Bamboo in Idaho Bamboo does not grow natively in Idaho. In fact, most bamboo species are not well-suited to Idaho’s harsh climate and soil conditions. Because Idaho… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Carrie is a writer and fan of all types of plants and animals. Her apartment is home to more than dozen different houseplants and she aspires to adopt more in the near future. You can find Carrie taking long walks or reading a book under the trees in the park.
Where to Find Bamboo in Idaho Bamboo does not grow natively in Idaho. In fact, most bamboo species are not well-suited to Idaho’s harsh climate and soil conditions. Because Idaho… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Where to Find Bamboo in Minnesota Bamboo does not typically grow in Minnesota, is not native to the state, and may be difficult to grow due to the state’s colder… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Where to Find Bamboo in New Hampshire Although it is possible to grow bamboo in parts of New Hampshire, it is important to choose a species that will grow well… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Where to Find Bamboo in Missouri Although there are no species of bamboo that appear natively in Missouri, there are multiple species that can grow well throughout the state. In… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Where to Find Bamboo in Texas Bamboo can grow in Texas, but it is not native to the state or North America more broadly. Typically, bamboo thrives in a warm… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Where to Find Bamboo in Maryland Apart from a few species in the Arundinaria genus, bamboo does not grow natively in Maryland or North America. Species such as Arundinaria gigantea… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Where to Find Bamboo in Louisiana Though bamboo does not grow natively in Louisiana, it can grow successfully in this southern state, given the right conditions. Louisiana’s warm, humid climate… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Where to Find Bamboo in North Dakota Bamboo is not native to North Dakota. The cold winter weather can prove challenging for gardeners attempting to grow bamboo in this upper… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Where to Find Bamboo in Arizona Although bamboo is not native to Arizona, this resilient plant can grow in a variety of climates and has been successfully introduced to many… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Where You Can Find Bamboo in Virginia Although bamboo is not native to Virginia, since it has been introduced to many parts of North America, you can find it growing… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Where to Find Bamboo in Wisconsin Though bamboo is not native to the state of Wisconsin, you may find it growing in some parts of the state. Wisconsin has cold,… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Haiti is a small country that shares the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic. This Caribbean nation takes up about a third of Hispaniola, as well as several other… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Greece is an island nation of over 2,000 islands, about 170 of which are inhabited. This country’s history and culture have been shaped deeply by its unique geography, which includes… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Lebanon is a country located to the east of the Mediterranean Sea. This narrow country is one of the world’s smallest countries, and consists of a small strip of land… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Mexico is a country that is in the southern part of North America and is considered part of Latin America. This country is the third biggest in Latin America, being… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Nepal is a unique Southeast Asian country of great mountains, incredible geographic features, and rich culture and tradition. This landlocked country shares borders with India and China. The Great Himalayas… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
New Zealand is an island country located in the South Pacific Ocean. As part of the Oceanic region, New Zealand is made up of two main islands, called the North… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Nicaragua is a country in Central America. Its Central American neighbors are Honduras to the north, El Salvador to the northwest, and Costa Rica to the south. Nicaragua’s eastern edge… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Norway is a country in the northern part of Europe. This mountainous, coastal country represents half of the Scandinavian peninsula, which it shares with Sweden and Finland. The country of… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Nigeria is a country located on Africa's western coast, south of Niger, west of Chad, northwest of Cameroon, and east of Benin. This geographically and culturally diverse country has plentiful… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
The vast country of Russia stretches across a wide swath of land, beginning in eastern Europe and covering part of northern Asia. In fact, Russia is the largest country in… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Vietnam is a country in Southeast Asia. This long, narrow country takes up over 127,000 square miles in the eastern part of the Indochina peninsula. The countries of China, Laos,… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Switzerland is a country in central Europe which shares borders with Austria, France, Germany, Italy, and Liechtenstein. Among the country's most prominent geographic features are the towering Swiss Alps. This… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
The Dominican Republic is an island nation in the Caribbean that shares the island of Hispaniola with the country of Haiti. The Dominican Republic takes up the eastern side of… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Costa Rica is a country in Central America located south of Nicaragua and north of Panama. It has oceans on two sides, with the Pacific coastline on the west and… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
What could be the national flower of Brazil, chosen out of thousands to represent the largest country in South America? The choice must be something special for a country that,… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
This article will introduce you to the national flower of Chile and explore its cultural significance. But first, let's learn a little bit about Chilean geography. Chile is a geographically… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Venezuela is a country in the northern part of South America. It is bordered by the Caribbean Sea in the north, Colombia to the west, Guyana to the east, and… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Denmark is a country in the north-western part of the European continent, existing both as part of the Jutland peninsula and as an archipelago of islands scattered east of the… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Ecuador is an environmentally diverse country in South America. With that in mind, Ecuador's national flower must be unique! With a name that means "equator," Ecuador is a country found… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
El Salvador is full of biodiversity, with many different animal and plant species existing within its natural ecosystem. The geography and life within the country are under threat to natural… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Every country in the world takes pride in the landscape, geology, plant life, and animal wildlife that exists within its borders. This includes Finland. The national flower of Finland is… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Chanterelles, various species in the Cantharellus genus, and chicken of the woods, Laetiporus sulphureus, are two types of mushrooms that you can harvest from the wild. Key Points Neither is… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Have you ever hiked through the woods and wondered whether the mushrooms you see growing on logs and in the forest soil might be edible? As mushrooms have grown in… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
When foraging in the woods for edible fungi, there is one concern that must be top of mind. You must ensure that you identify the fungus correctly and that the… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
There are several mushrooms that have gained prominence on the global stage. While some species are rare, hard to cultivate, and rarely seen outside of their native habitat, others seem… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
You may know that some mushrooms can be meat replacements because of their meat-like texture and umami flavor. But did you know that some mushrooms have a briny flavor reminiscent… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
As edible fungi, many people confuse truffles with mushrooms – some of which are also edible fungi harvested from the wild and cultivated around the world for people to eat.… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Beech mushrooms and enoki mushrooms have a lot in common. Many Asian cultures prize them for their medicinal and culinary benefits, both are edible, and they both have similarly long… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Have you heard about bolete mushrooms? This group of hundreds of different species contain many edible species, some of which are popular and delicious mushrooms that may be harvested from… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Oyster mushrooms and angel wings are often found in similar forest environments. However, while one is edible, the other can be toxic – or even deadly! This article compares these… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Truffles are fungi, like mushrooms, but with their own distinct classification and history. Though truffles have been harvested and eaten throughout history, they have recently risen in popularity and gained… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Both oyster mushrooms and maitake mushrooms are edible mushrooms that grow in the wild and may be incorporated into numerous recipes. This article compares and contrasts these two species so… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Mushroom species known as chanterelles grow in the wild, where many mushroom foragers search for them to harvest and eat. The term "chanterelle" is used to refer to multiple species… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Are you interested in foraging mushrooms? If you live in Europe or North America, chanterelle mushrooms are one of the most widely-foraged wild mushrooms and appear throughout Europe and North… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Key Points Chanterelles are among the most commonly-foraged wild edible mushrooms.When people refer to "chanterelles," they may be referring to many different mushroom species in the Cantharellus genus. Chanterelles are… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
If you enjoy French cooking or eating seasonal foods, you may have seen recipes that reference mushrooms called "chanterelles" or "girolles." At times, these words are used interchangeably. Perhaps this… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Key Points Chanterelles, various species in the Cantharellus genus, and shiitake mushrooms, Lentinula edodes, are popular edible fungi. Throughout history, people have foraged for them in forest habitats where they… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
Button mushrooms and shiitake mushrooms are two of the most popular types of mushrooms, and ones that you can easily find at a grocery store or in a list of… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago
When you are shopping for mushrooms in the grocery store or at your local farmers market, you may be overwhelmed by the many different-looking mushrooms. Which is which species and… Read More
By Carrie Woodward 1 year ago