Grow Mushrooms Right in Your Garden

Bury the starter block, keep it watered, and harvest fresh mushrooms in just a few weeks.

  • No experience needed: simple, no-mess growing for beginners
  • Made for garden beds: plant directly in soil or mulch outdoors
  • Better soil, better plants: supports healthier growth in your garden
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🍄 The Easiest Way to Grow Mushrooms
1

Bury

Place the starter in your garden bed.

2

Water

Give it a quick soak now and then.

3

Harvest

Fresh mushrooms in a few weeks!

Choose your mushroom and start growing in just a few weeks

Bury. Water. Harvest.

No complicated setup, just a simple method designed for outdoor gardens.

Pick your spot

Choose a shaded area with soil or mulch. Dig a hole about the size of the starter block, deep enough so it can be fully covered once placed. A cool, protected spot will give you the best results.

Plant the block

Remove the starter from its bag and place it in the hole. Fill in the sides with soil so there are no gaps, then cover the top with a couple inches of wood chips to help retain moisture.

Watch it grow

Water after planting and keep it lightly watered, especially on dry days. In as little as a few weeks, mushrooms begin to appear. Harvest fresh clusters right from your garden.
Start your first harvest

Real results from real gardens

★★★★★
“Planted my blocks next to my tomatoes, within a few weeks I had pink oyster mushrooms ready to pick. Seriously the easiest thing I’ve planted in my garden.”
— Jamie R.
★★★★★
"These Mushrooms grow very fast I recommend buying. the plant and grow Italian Oyster are my favorite!"
— Jason K.
★★★★★
“I love these mushroom grow blocks. Perfect for the shady spots in my garden. I Harvested, cooked, and immediately reordered.”
— Taylor S.

A harvest that doesn’t add another “fragile plant” to babysit

Fast results: harvest in as little as a few weeks
Fits your garden: plant it alongside vegetables, herbs, or shaded beds
Makes your garden better: supports healthier soil and stronger plants
Start your first harvest