blewits

Other popular types include horse mushrooms, trumpet chanterelles, porcini, hedgehog mushrooms, chicken of the woods, saffron milk caps and wood blewits.

Tiny, delicate mousserons, firm blewits, super-tasty chanterelles and the exquisitemorelmushrooms are all pushing from the leaf litter to tempt the wandering picker.

Of Muldoon's many deployments of the self-inwoven simile, perhaps the opening lines of "Gathering Mushrooms" may be the most memorable: "The rain comes flapping through the yard/like a tablecloth that she hand-embroidered./My mother has left it on the line./It is sodden with rain." More pertinent here is another example from Quoof, "Blewits," that one might say incarnates the inversion/invasive principle of that form.

I've expanded a bit on shiitake production, but actually there are a number of mushrooms of easy culture--oyster mushroom, blewits, king stropharia, and chicken-of-the-woods.