Mushroom soil or mushroom compost is a great organic amendment
for enriching the soil used to grow fruits, vegetables, and even
flowers. I’ve written about mushrooms quite a bit in the past
few weeks, from indoor mushroom kits, to growing mushroom logs
outdoors. Enrich Garden Soil With Mushroom Compost This entry
doesn’t have anything to do with growing them, but rather how
you can use mushroom soil in the garden to fortify the soil,
increase the depth of your raised beds, and improve your soil’s
texture. Mushroom soil is a by product of the mushroom farming
industry and consists of the bedding material (straw, manures,
and other organic matter) that is left over after the mushrooms
have been grown and harvested. You can obtain scoops of
composted mushroom soil from most nurseries and garden centers
that sell tan bark and garden mulches. I purchase a truckload
once every three or four seasons to incorporate into the
garden’s raised beds. Applying Mushroom Soil to the Garden Fall
is probably the best time to a