"norfolk dumplin" wrote in
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Ihave a bad dose of honey fungus all around an old tree stump so far
nothing seems to kill it the toadstools are in a large solid mass,
would burning them control the spread?, we are really running out of
ideas,the stump is about four foot high and three foot circumference,
we have been using it as a bird table since it was cut down two years
ago it was a twenty foot plus tree, hope someone can come up with a
solution, apart from hiring a tree specialist to remove it thanks.

What's the worry? The stump is going to succumb to some fungus or other ,
so it might as well be honry fungus.

Besides, honeyfungus is said to be a delicacy. But please make quite
certain that it is honeyfungus you have. The underground bootlaces are
diagnostic.

Franz

Franz