Honey - Summer -  Clustered on long, tough stems, with a light brown cap they are usually found at the base of deciduous trees (loses leaves in Fall) or pine trees. They are also found on stumps and old wood, and sometimes they are parasites on live trees or shrubs. The cap of this mushroom can grow up to four inches across. The stalk of a Honey Mushroom is up to six inches high and 3/4 inch wide.

This mushroom is edible, but can be a problem for some people. 

Delivers hefty earthy flavor. Cook with corn, scallops, and pasta.

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