Shrooms 2 Grow

Shrooms 2 Grow My goal is to produce local grown mushrooms for restaurants and individuals looking to better their Hi my name is Beth Gayden founder of "Shroom's 2 Grow".

I have had a passion for wild edible mushrooms for years. As an outdoor enthusiast I see mushrooms as the lands coral. Many that grow are choice edibles and some have beneficial heath benefits when eaten or dried and made into a tea or pill form. Mushrooms are great recycle of of organic compounds and are the future of protein in our diets in our over populated world that we live in. They grow in

small spaces and produce no greenhouse gasses that animals produce when being raised for food. With no chemicals, hormones, or antibiotics,; I see mushrooms as the healthy meat of our future.
2 years ago when re-doing my driveway I had an excess of sweet gum trees and had read up about mushroom farming So I decided to give it a try. I started out with wooden dowels from Fungi perfecti. I did 1000 plugs of blue oysters, 1000 pearl, 100 shiitake, 100 lions mane, and 100 sulfur shelf. I then did saw dust spawn shiitake; Double Jewel, from Field and Forest. The wooden dowels from Fungi perfecti have not done that well. But the Field & Forest product did great this year. So Field & Forest has got my business as far as buying commercial spawn. During the winter months I gathered about 600 logs to inoculate for spring 2014. I went to a class put on by the NC department of agriculture in got into a program put on by NC A&T University and Dr Omar and his co workers. There I was able to get shiitake spawn 4 different kinds. The rest I bought from Field and Forest. I have about 600 logs of shiitake and also did 3 kinds of Oysters. Oyster spawn is another product of F&F and is saw dust. Saw dust is defiantly the way to go. All logs are producing now and I will be adding new logs every year. I do hope one day to have the Bubba Gump of the mushroom business in these parts of NC and beyond. I am also an avid mushroom hunter of wild edibles and do hope that with the sale of commercial mushrooms that I can also incorporate a wild edible bunch to the sales list. These will be seasonal but a treasure when found. Like Chanterelle that are a summer flush and only grow in the wild. Thank you for liking my page and feel free to contact me for any questions.

04/04/2026
Vegan sole food! Casinoo Crisis you my hero
03/23/2026

Vegan sole food! Casinoo Crisis you my hero

01/24/2026

We will be at the Midtown Farmers' Market North Hills today 10am to noon. We have fresh Shiitake, Chestnut, oysters, lions mane and Black King Trumpet, along with dried whole and powders and tinctures. Come see us and stock up before the storm.

They play together now in Heaven.....
01/11/2026

They play together now in Heaven.....

"One of the most-loved Grateful Dead songs, Ripple was one of the many standouts on American Beauty. It was played 11 times 1970-1971, and then dropped until...

RIP Bobby
01/11/2026

RIP Bobby

One of the original of where I got my name from

01/10/2026

We are at the Midtown Farmers' Market North Hills today 10am to noon.

12/20/2025

BREAKING NEWS: Duke Blue Devils star Cameron Boozer has delivered a powerful message that left some of the world’s richest and most influential people stunned — and then he backed it up with action.

At a star-studded black-tie charity gala, surrounded by Fortune 500 CEOs, major boosters, and celebrities in designer gowns and tuxedos, Cameron Boozer stepped onto the stage to accept the Walter Camp Foundation’s National Community Impact Award. But instead of the safe, rehearsed speech everyone expected from a rising Duke basketball star, Boozer spoke straight from the heart.

Read more 👉 https://aic5.com/cameron-boozers-defining-moment-when-a-duke-star-turned-a-gala-into-a-lesson-on-responsibility-wick/

He didn’t thank donors by name or boast about his achievements on the court. Instead, he looked out at a room filled with millionaires and billionaires and said:

“If you are blessed with success, use it to lift others. No one should celebrate victories while children have no chances. If you have more than you need, it is not truly yours; it belongs to those who need hope.”

The ballroom fell completely silent.

According to attendees, several high-profile figures froze — no polite applause, no smiles — just stunned stillness as the words of the Duke Blue Devils player echoed through the room.

Of course, the applause didn’t come right away. Truth hits differently when it comes from someone who actually lives it.
Because Cameron Boozer wasn’t speaking from envy.
He was speaking about responsibility.

And he didn’t stop at words. That same night, Boozer announced that he is personally donating his entire NIL earnings from the season to fund after-school programs, tutoring centers, and college scholarship funds for underserved children in his hometown and across the region — proving that leadership isn’t just spoken; it’s lived.

Boozer’s message was simple, timeless, and deeply human:

“Success means nothing if it doesn’t serve others.”

While many chase trophies, headlines, and personal glory, a Duke Blue Devils player reminded the world that true greatness isn’t measured by what you keep — but by what you give.

In an era when college athletes are often questioned for their motives, Cameron Boozer didn’t just speak that night.
He made people listen.

We are at the Midtown Farmers' Market North Hills today till noon. We have fresh Black king trumpets, shiitakes, golden...
12/20/2025

We are at the Midtown Farmers' Market North Hills today till noon. We have fresh Black king trumpets, shiitakes, golden oysters, blue oysters, lions mane, along with a variety of dried whole and powders, tinctures, grow kits and shiitake logs. Stop in and pick up a Grow kits or logs for an excellent Christmas gift.

Blue king trumpet mushrooms coming up. Plenty of Lions mane and blue oysters for sale at the farm this week
12/16/2025

Blue king trumpet mushrooms coming up. Plenty of Lions mane and blue oysters for sale at the farm this week

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