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Awesome pix, TNT ! Weird question : I was working a property this past summer where my client had a pile of woodchips left over from spring (he used them as mulch). When I went to disburse the pile, it was full of gold-colored strands of fungus, like what Reed had described in an old thread as...

As I understand it (pardon if this is elemental to some), Mycorrhizae are a beneficial fungi that have a symbiotic relationship with tree roots. That means that each party benefits... The myco benefit because they feed on roots & therefore have a host in which to feed on ; they're happy. The...

Studies on mycorrhizae show that the average amount of species introduced is 64. While it's understood that each species of tree has its own species of mycor, I believe that the introduction of myco into urban soils can & does make a difference. The main argument seems to be that the myco...

I do not agree.

Porty is an art. A cheap tool that is invaluable in the right hands. I happen to be one of those people. P.S. Tell me.... does anyone really use more than 1 1/2 wraps ??? That's not the norm, fo' sho'.

I have to agree in part, TreeTrashTalker. It's the networking & meeting people that is priceless at the Expo's. All the equipment is like, "Blah blah blah... I can't afford that..."